Audio CD tract
Angelic Praise - Angels Heard Singing
Recordings of angels singing
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- 1. Kansas City, Kansas Angel - Intro 2:42 ⬇ MP3 2.5 MB
- 2. Kansas City, Kansas Angels Singing 2:02 ⬇ MP3 1.9 MB
- 3. Bethany, Israel Angels Singing 2:01 ⬇ MP3 1.8 MB
- 4. Baltimore, Maryland Angels Singing 6:44 ⬇ MP3 6.2 MB
- 5. Stockton, California Angels Singing 4:38 ⬇ MP3 4.2 MB
- 6. Florida Angels Singing 11:50 ⬇ MP3 11 MB
- 7. Indonesian Angels Singing Testimony 3:53 ⬇ MP3 3.6 MB
- 8. Artic Fire - Heavenly Wind Recording 11:36 ⬇ MP3 11 MB
- 9. Heaven - A Celestial Odyssey 16:56 ⬇ MP3 16 MB
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About this CD
This CD Tract serves to edify the listener (believer or lost) in the knowledge that Angels serve such a divine purpose as mentioned in Hebrews 1:14. This CD contains actual recordings of Angels singing in the background of Church Worship. Please listen very carefully to these Angelic voices that exceed the human range and will leave the listener with a supernatural encounter with our living God.
It's my prayer that this CD will touch you and others in such a supernatural way that will take you to such a new level of worship and intimacy with our Lord. Fall in love now with such a loving and merciful God that desires that not one soul be lost but that everyone would be saved.
"Indeed it came to pass, when the trumpeters and singers were as one, to make one sound to be heard in praising and thanking the Lord, and when they lifted up their voice with the trumpets and cymbals and instruments of music, and praised the Lord, saying:
'For He is Good,
For His mercy endures forever,'
that the house, the house of the Lord, was filled with a cloud, so that the priests could not continue ministering because of the cloud; for the glory of the Lord filled the house of God."
Praise Invokes the Presence of God (Praise and Worsip). The above text demonstrates the power of God's presence that results from corporate vocal praise. Note that: 1) God descended when the people were unanimous in their "praise song" (as at Pentecost when the people were gathered in one accord--Acts 2:1-4). The cloud of God's presence became evident when the singers and players praised the Lord in song and music. This is the praise that pleases God better than sacrifice of an ox or bull (Ps. 6:30, 31). 3) The house (temple) was filled with a cloud (the rich and abundant splendor of God). God's presence was preeminent and filled all of the sacred space. The result was that the priests were thrown to the floor and had to cease their work, for the Lord of "the work" was present (2 Chr. 5:14).
Remember, even in praise, thanksgiving, and worship, "God is not the author of confusion" (1 Cor 14:33). Anything said or done that draws attention to the praiser/worshiper and away from God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit needs to be reconsidered.
(1 Chr. 16:29 / 2 Chr. 20:15-22)