Even when King Saul had a demon, sent from God? to torment him, God also sent him the remedy. Only David playing music, on his harp, and singing the Psalms, presumably, soothed his torment.
At the very least you can play some godly Christian music, preferably some psalms put to music, and you will find great relief, just as old King Saul did.
Satan doesn't like godly music, and words, especially so, when they are put together.
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I doubt anyone with good musical taste can stand the twanging and caterwauling that is 'godly' music, either. I'll bet Paul played and sang until King Saul paid him to shut up, they just don't mention that part in the bible.
I second Katsuro. That is a good-ass song.
Of course, I don't know about you, but when my soul truly needs relief and to be soothed from torment, this is the song that eases me through me troubled times: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzsRddk_cb0
Your god is a music critic, now?
I thought the Psalms were attributed to Solomon. David wouldn't have known any of them.
I heard there was a secret chord
So that's a song about David and King Saul, right?
Wrong.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AratTMGrHaQ
"Satan doesn't like godly music, and words, especially so, when they are put together."
Satan and I have more in common than I thought.
"Satan doesn't like godly music, and words, especially so, when they are put together. "
That, may be but, God despises random, commas.
Blasting Dead Kennedy's and having Pagan/Buddhist statues around seems to get rid of the most bothersome demons I have to deal with.
They've even quit coming to my door since I put my Easter Island head on my front stoop. Much less tacky than nailing an Ouija board to my door.
Edit:
Can't say I blame Satan, here, I mean, he DID get the better music, so why would he stick around for christian music? God really messed up giving Satan all the rock, blues, hip-hop, r&b, jazz, metal, even some old-school country & western and pop, and keeping only the rhythmless, passionless whitebread church music for Himself. But, I'm sure it's all part of "the grand plan", right?
I like a lot of 'Godly' music, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Master of reality by Black Sabbath. I have a feeling you're not talking about that kind of honest expression of someone's beliefs though. I have a feeling you're talking about that insincere 'I want to get down on my knees and start pleasing Jesus' bullshit designed to exploit a market that never learned to understand or experience soul and emotion beyond the most superficial Disney esque level. Yeah, you can keep that stuff.
"Even when King Saul had a demon, sent from God? to torment him"
"Only David playing music, on his harp, and singing the Psalms, presumably, soothed his torment."
"preferably some psalms put to music"
"Satan doesn't like godly music, and words, especially so, when they are put together."
That sounds like Wesley Willis, but far less interesting. What would you rather listen to:
1:1 Blessed is the man who doesn’t walk in the counsel of the wicked,
or
McDonalds is the place to rock
McDonalds will make you fat
For me, it's no contest. Rock over London, rock on Chicago!
Damn, I would have to say godly christian psalm singing and harp music, by whomsoever, would be the torment itself, not the cure.
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