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Handel's Messiah

Handel's Messiah

The Gospel of Jesus in symphony.

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Dec 17, 2024
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I’m about to give you "a tip” on how to turn your life away from the negativity you feel.

  1. Buy you a nice set of speakers for the house or headphones for your person.

  2. Get a high quality recording of Handel’s Messiah.

  3. Turn on the speakers or put on the headphones and listen to Handel’s Messiah.

Handel’s Oratorio Messiah will drive your demons away.

The Greek word συμφωνία (symphonia) has its roots in ancient Greek and broadly means “agreement,” “harmony,” or “sounding together.”

It is a compound word composed of two parts:

  • σύν (syn): meaning "together" or "with"

  • φωνή (phōnē): meaning "sound" or "voice"

Thus, symphonia originally referred to a harmonious sound or voices in agreement.

Use of Symphonia in the Story of the Prodigal Son

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