Since the Son! Comp; by J. Schop,( 1590 -1664) Played by Rev. Winfred L. Nartey-Graham . скачать в хорошем качестве

Since the Son! Comp; by J. Schop,( 1590 -1664) Played by Rev. Winfred L. Nartey-Graham .

“Since the Son of God Came Down” is a hymn of reverent wonder and gratitude, reflecting on the Incarnation — the coming of Christ into the world. The text meditates on the humility and love of the Son of God, who entered human life to bring redemption and hope. It calls believers to respond with devotion, obedience, and joyful praise. The tune is attributed to Johann Schop (c.1590–1664), a German violinist and composer of the early Baroque period. Schop’s melodies are noted for their expressive warmth and graceful contour, qualities that have made several of his tunes enduring treasures in Christian hymnody. This hymn is especially fitting during the Christmas season, though its message of Christ’s saving presence is meaningful throughout the year. Its character combines gentle reflection with confident faith. In this organ rendition, Rev. Winfred L. Nartey-Graham presents the hymn with clarity and devotional sensitivity, allowing its quiet beauty and theological depth to shine. The performance invites worshippers to contemplate the mystery of Christ’s coming and to offer heartfelt thanksgiving. Lyrics🎶 1 Since the Son hath made me free, Let me taste my liberty; Thee behold with open face, Triumph in Thy saving grace, Thy great will delight to prove, Glory in Thy perfect love. 2 Abba, Father, hear Thy child, Late in Jesus reconciled; Hear, and all the graces shower, All the joy, and peace, and power, All my Saviour asks above, All the life and heaven of love. 3 Heavenly Adam, Life divine, Change my nature into Thine; Move and spread throughout my soul, Actuate and fill the whole; Be it I no longer now Living in the flesh, but Thou. 4 Holy Ghost, no more delay; Come, and in Thy temple stay; Now Thine inward witness bear, Strong, and permanent, and clear; Spring of life, Thyself impart, Rise eternal in my heart. Amen. Beautifully played by Rev. Winfred Lomotey Nartey-Graham.