I like that there's no music. It's all just voices. I first heard of the "Dies Irae" in Disney's "Hunchback of Notre Dame," during the final struggle on the cathedral.
We sang this for our choir concert, but we sang the faster version lol. It sounded so pretty but reading the translation was kind of scary but not at the same time.
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Well I was able to do the "Dies Irae Dies Illa" part but after that I'm not used to the length of the sounds. But with some time I will be! My college music professor showed me this. I love you prof! Platonically of course. You're epic!
First heard this done as an orchestral version as the main theme for the 1977 Satanic car movie "The Car." Excellent piece of music, with or without the chanting.
How did they keep it from the 1400's, i mean, i found some thing from Beethowen, i think it was Fur Elise, and it says there it's original Beethowen's, how did they record it in first place and then saved it until this time, this one also, i mean, how did they keep this one up until now and even recorded it?
lol no... because their mother tounge is mostly italian or other languages. Latin is considered a dead language BECAUSE there are no people on earth anymore who speak it as a mother tounge.
@ZyklonCable Yea, it is a smart, technological language, it is also the philosophy language, it really is beautiful, shame i don't take to much of seriousness in learning the rules and the grammar for it in school even tough i can. :)
well the romans didnt even had that much philosophers. The greeks and the germans and maybe the french were the people with the most philosophers, and greek of course was the intellectual language in the roman empire. So latin wasn't really "the language of philosophy" due to the fact that greek already was :)
@ZyklonCable I meant life philosophy, it had some of the philosophers even tough not much, i meant diferently, i did say philosophy since there were not much philosophers, but few of them were more known that alot of the greek or german, well, greeks, germans i don't want to discuss, but even some of them. I don't want to argue, i think i explained it to you even tough you knew what i was trying to say.
I just finished reading Canticle for Liebowitz and couldn't help but come straight to this song. If they ever make it into a movie, they should play this song as Asia and the Atlantic Coalition destroy the world, and end with the monk proclaiming, "Sic Tranist Mundi."
Please stop call it SONG...I can't hear this word anymore! It's not a song. It's a gregorian sequence, a song is something different, a precise musical form
@fezbang666 this song doesnt prove the existence of god.also not an avast amount of FAITH to any lie or story can be considered as a fact and a proven one also.this muci is nice and we MUST judge it from the perspective of art and music.not use the music trying to justify our imaginary pshyckological nonsenses saying ''god exists''
I want to see Islamic Sufis whirling atop Mandalas drawn by Buddhist Monks providing a baseline in the background, with Orthodox Nuns aplenty providing background vocals and Hebrew Rabbis tossing confetti whilst neopagans and druids celebrate a mummers dance in and out side a gigantic French Cathedral to this music, whilst vigilant Sikhs patrol its courtyard.
lol! Thanks, I think :D If you want a real sojourn into insanity, look u Die Form's "Cantique", its a rendition of a pair of verses from this beautiful piece, done in a very "Goth" style...provocative, eerie, haunting...There's also "Bereite Dir Jesu noch itzo die Bahn (Herz und Mund)" by the same band (Die Form). Sort of a "Neoclassical" take on Bach. Her voice is mighty, though!
@6digit Dies Irae. It means Day of Judgment. It was part of the Latin Requiem Mass to remind people that death is the final judgment where mercy cannot be obtained by the dead themselves any longer. Their life is over and only the living can offer prayers for them. It was taken out of the Vatican II missals in 1970 as a mandatory requiem burial hymn but it's still sung as a hymn on occasion (by monks, etc.) and still remains in the Latin Requiem Rite.
I've noticed the melody of this Dies Irae quoted in a few other pieces, and it's good finally to find out where it came from. It's also interesting how much of the text either isn't included in many settings of the Requiem mass or is split off into different movements.
Gregorian chants are pretty much the only thing that makes me doubt my agnostic position. Just by listening to this I can feel myself full of higher feelings. Nothing gets me more in the mood for reading and overall stop wasting time than this.
@AtomicTroll Plus, an argument lots of people uses is "God's Anger and Revenge"... that term isn't even used in the new testament... they speak of FEAR of God, but the word FEAR had many MANY meanings in hebrew/aramew. Fear ocould be translated as respect... you should fear your teachers and fear your parents = fear of huring their feelings/dissapointing them... Not fearing their anger
@AtomicTroll As an agnostic atheist it pleases me to see someone of faith practicing what they preach. I don't hate on any who have a religion, only when it impacts other lives negatively, and you certainly do not represent such actions. God speed.
@slputt Dies Irea means Day of Wrath in english, it was sung in the chruch when someone had a funeral, its the most famous funeral song ever. the lyrics in english are even more depressing but beautiful, sorry
Ah the Dies Irae!! Can this be sung apart from 2nd November and apart from the funeral of a VIP? It is a tremendous shame how we have discarded this great poem which has so much meaning, if they hate the Latin they could at least have it sung in English....but I guess we are to "Modern" and too "advanced" to recite this ancient hymn...pity.
@VladiSSius Catholic here. They say to think on death and to think on it often, you never know when the Lord might call you to His rest. Do good by your fellow man and trust in Christ, do that, and you'll have nothing to fear of death.
@VladiSSius That's just a proof that it is a "good" music. Music which accents text in such a manner that at the end you don't need to understand or know the text at all but you will still understand intention of the piece. I really like it a lot.
@Mydlert same here! i like listening to angry, screamo songs. but there are times where i need to listen to something more soft and peaceful to make me feel better. gospel like this really helps with my anxiety i love these monk chants. :)
beautiful, may God's blessings be upon all Catholics to keep us unbreakable...from those who oppose us externally and from those who join our ranks to corrupt us from within.
@savvi91 actually this is much more than Christian song... Dies Irae is the song of the deads... Of course, if you put it in its era (around 800-1000 A.C) all music was controlled by monks... But still, it is more like the final respect to a loved one...
@orsoisthebest the facts on the movie Zeitgeist will only pose a test of faith to one who is just as sheep-minded as the activists and conspiracy theorists who created the movie.
@DarthMastro look friend, is it that it is too much to go to church and pray and all the extra, but u belive in god, if so then you should join my new faith Dimensionism, branch off christianity, but mixed wiv science and the real world no praying, no church, just beliving, or are you an ignerant athiest
@StoneAngel123 I believe in men who can do the right thing by their own choice, not in those who live in fear of what "God" could make them suffer after life because they were "naughty, naughty boys"
@DarthMastro instead of offending me and being a dick go back 2 ur bedroom if u have 1 and thinik about how 2 adress people of faith, also while im on it why offend religion if u listen to it on here, no point, that would be like me saying i hated jews then listenin 2 hebrew music, no point
@DarthMastro Get off the video and go elsewhere. Deliberately kicking up a fuss about religion on a RELIGIOUS video just shows your lack of respect and reverence. Go find a fight elsewhere.
@DarthMastro Ironically the concept of free will comes from the Bible anyway. So regardless of Milton's phrase " 'Tis better to reign in hell then to serve in heaven" the bible does invoke that. So to do good by your own will and not because of the fear of God makes you more Christian than those who fear him.
@NeverAloneForever@NeverAloneForever That is not what Christianity implies and thereby does not make you more 'christian'. The essence of christianity is giving up one's free will and to abide by God's will. God gently imposes his will if you convert and seek him. I'd describe it as developing a second consciousness that does not abide by your moral standards and does battle with your individual consciousness over which morals are the ones that transpire the drive of mortality.
@Jalethon And do not forget that the 'fear of God' is one of the central themes of the bible, and 'fear' in modern language should be interpreted as 'respect' or more accurately, veneration or reverence.
@Jalethon I can understand that. It's just that I've been told it's about being good with one's own will. Goodness comes from within. I thought the concept of free will came from the bible. Then again, Christ did preach that one should make a sort of sacrifice to ones urges of sins or something along those lines. So I guess you might be right.
@DarthMastro Haha that is exactly the teachings of Satan, Set, Cronos, Loki, what may you. Read about the temptation of Christ in the desert. Know that if you do not subscribe to a teaching you are indirectly influenced by another, knowingly or not. All religions have the same basic root, probably from Sumeria or prior, which is the universal truth.
@Wolfenschanzen Then who will judge you? All believe in justice. For there to be justice there must be a judge. "Rex Tremandae Majestatis salvas gratis."
@Wolfenschanzen Then who will judge you? All believe in justice. For there to be justice there must be a judge. "Rex Tremandae Majestatis salvas gratis."
It speaks of the final judgement soon to come. How sad to those who do not believe, in the Almighty One, our Lord God Jesus Christ. :o( I pray for you....offer my daily suffering too you. That you and all may share, in total an eternal life. With He who has risen, from the dead. We adore you oh Christ and praise you, by your suffering, death and resurection you have redeemed this world.
I like that there's no music. It's all just voices. I first heard of the "Dies Irae" in Disney's "Hunchback of Notre Dame," during the final struggle on the cathedral.
GhostPlanetFilms 1 day ago
Halo theme song ?
tonyblackops 1 week ago
@tonyblackops Nah, same kind of music though.
Wildcat425B 1 week ago in playlist Favorite videos
what font did you use? it's amazing
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We sang this for our choir concert, but we sang the faster version lol. It sounded so pretty but reading the translation was kind of scary but not at the same time.
Babycake4111 3 weeks ago
Like if you think The Undertaker shoud use this when he returns.
phelps12471 1 month ago
Sounds real good.
TheSonOfDumb 1 month ago
This is beautiful! Go Latin!
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Xiaolian7 1 month ago
christfags >_>
stefmor90 2 months ago
@stefmor90 bieber fan
TaiBelenus 2 months ago 6
@TaiBelenus Aw shucks, that is nasty! You really showed that awful bully!
TheEloeo 1 month ago
@TaiBelenus YOU!? cannot be ._.
eyepet2010 4 days ago
Well I was able to do the "Dies Irae Dies Illa" part but after that I'm not used to the length of the sounds. But with some time I will be! My college music professor showed me this. I love you prof! Platonically of course. You're epic!
Gorshum 2 months ago
i wanna hear chrispen glover hum the whole song ... you only hear 6 hum a bit
poppylwood2 2 months ago
And to think that the Roman Catholic Church abandoned this music for those "Glory and Praise" guitar hymns! Ugh!
pipey61 3 months ago 6
@pipey61 This partising Catholic strongly agrees.
SnitchSeeker 1 month ago
@pipey61 I thought it was just baptist, methodist and some other churches. If that's true, smh.
phelps12471 1 month ago
what language is it.?
ManolisLitsiChania 3 months ago
@ManolisLitsiChania Latin.
pipey61 3 months ago 2
Sounds a little better when a baritone sings. ( Says the baritone on the page.)
AngryDeepground 3 months ago
Agnostic, and I still like this :D
BrBoomr 3 months ago
@BrBoomr im the antichrist and even i love it
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CathTrad 3 months ago
my religion teacher showed me this :D
cothib199 3 months ago
First heard this done as an orchestral version as the main theme for the 1977 Satanic car movie "The Car." Excellent piece of music, with or without the chanting.
Kooshmeister3 3 months ago
This makes me wanna smite some sinners and I am a godamn atheist badass
Afereth 4 months ago 6
everyone here is bunch of brainwashed idiots lol
TheMightyWet 4 months ago
@TheMightyWet Lol, no. People commenting on this video are simply aware of good music and where to find it.
Besides, being religious doesn't necessarily mean that someone is an idiot.
Hundrings 3 weeks ago
@Hundrings Agreed.
phelps12471 3 weeks ago
O quam stulti homines qui non crediunt in Deum!!!!!!
Davegrbck2013 4 months ago
How did they keep it from the 1400's, i mean, i found some thing from Beethowen, i think it was Fur Elise, and it says there it's original Beethowen's, how did they record it in first place and then saved it until this time, this one also, i mean, how did they keep this one up until now and even recorded it?
Farisbuk 4 months ago
do you know where i can find a partiture of this haunting chant?
albumnightmare 4 months ago
Latin is such a powerful and yet beautiful language. What a shame that it has no native speakers nowadays.
ZyklonCable 4 months ago in playlist Weitere Videos von AliSkahir
@ZyklonCable The natives in Vatican city speak pure latin..
ItalianBlackheart123 4 months ago
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lol no... because their mother tounge is mostly italian or other languages. Latin is considered a dead language BECAUSE there are no people on earth anymore who speak it as a mother tounge.
ZyklonCable 4 months ago
@ZyklonCable Hebrew was considered a dead language, yet there are attempts going on to revive it. ZOMBIE LANGUAGE!
greekfish101 4 months ago
@ItalianBlackheart123 that doesn't make sence.Vatican City is an independent country and they still speak italian lol
ItalianBlackheart123 4 months ago
@ZyklonCable Yea, it is a smart, technological language, it is also the philosophy language, it really is beautiful, shame i don't take to much of seriousness in learning the rules and the grammar for it in school even tough i can. :)
Farisbuk 4 months ago
@Farisbuk
well the romans didnt even had that much philosophers. The greeks and the germans and maybe the french were the people with the most philosophers, and greek of course was the intellectual language in the roman empire. So latin wasn't really "the language of philosophy" due to the fact that greek already was :)
ZyklonCable 4 months ago
@ZyklonCable I meant life philosophy, it had some of the philosophers even tough not much, i meant diferently, i did say philosophy since there were not much philosophers, but few of them were more known that alot of the greek or german, well, greeks, germans i don't want to discuss, but even some of them. I don't want to argue, i think i explained it to you even tough you knew what i was trying to say.
Farisbuk 4 months ago
Quid Cogitare "Dies Irae"?
DwayneRydell 4 months ago
@DwayneRydell
ego, quam multi alii humani in terra nostra.
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I EFFIN HATE ADVERTS THAT RUIN VIDEO WATCHING TIME.
xXxroseXrapunzelxXx 4 months ago
Liber scriptus proferetur,
In quo totum continetur,
Unde mundus iudicetur !
MrJapaneseboy1111 4 months ago
This sounds so beautiful yet so creepy at the same time, probably because it's about the day of judgement...
animeking1357 4 months ago 26
@animeking1357
is it the day when Republicans and Democrats sit down and have jaffa cakes?
y512516 2 weeks ago
@y512516 lol XD
animeking1357 2 weeks ago
Quite good.
Wildcat425B 4 months ago
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Xoxozeldaxlove21 4 months ago
I just finished reading Canticle for Liebowitz and couldn't help but come straight to this song. If they ever make it into a movie, they should play this song as Asia and the Atlantic Coalition destroy the world, and end with the monk proclaiming, "Sic Tranist Mundi."
KellAnderson 5 months ago
Please stop call it SONG...I can't hear this word anymore! It's not a song. It's a gregorian sequence, a song is something different, a precise musical form
berenJRRT 5 months ago
@berenJRRT ummm this is NOT gregorian! it has three parts in one sections breaking the one voice rule
insane320 5 months ago
Humano, demasiado humano. Forever.
Armando1735 5 months ago
Always when I hear this song I know I am not alone here...God follow me everywhere.
HardstyleInfect 5 months ago
"The smell of meat. Cooking.
...I thanked the Lord... I thanked the Lord..."
MrSamWhitemoon 5 months ago
@MrSamWhitemoon and da lord will panzertank ya, bitch. bang bang bang.
MrAnalDeath 5 months ago
So haunting... An amazing piece of art
drummrgy 6 months ago
IT WAS GOD!!
DanteDamned 6 months ago
I don't give a rats f*** about your religion I just like this song.
johnnyrckt 6 months ago
Next time im flamed for being a nihilist im going to point out this bit of christian work
fezbang666 6 months ago 2
@fezbang666 this song doesnt prove the existence of god.also not an avast amount of FAITH to any lie or story can be considered as a fact and a proven one also.this muci is nice and we MUST judge it from the perspective of art and music.not use the music trying to justify our imaginary pshyckological nonsenses saying ''god exists''
itachiitachi1946 4 months ago
this melody is so sad and so beautiful!
TheProphetEliza 6 months ago
My Bands Marching Show is Based on this
mictuckfluff 6 months ago
la morte non è la fine .. è solo un cambiamento dimensionale
Amore & Luce per il Mondo
sybyllah 7 months ago
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sybyllah 7 months ago
I want to see Islamic Sufis whirling atop Mandalas drawn by Buddhist Monks providing a baseline in the background, with Orthodox Nuns aplenty providing background vocals and Hebrew Rabbis tossing confetti whilst neopagans and druids celebrate a mummers dance in and out side a gigantic French Cathedral to this music, whilst vigilant Sikhs patrol its courtyard.
jdavz322 7 months ago 45
@jdavz322 that's one insane comment
qdpqipqbp 2 months ago
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lol! Thanks, I think :D If you want a real sojourn into insanity, look u Die Form's "Cantique", its a rendition of a pair of verses from this beautiful piece, done in a very "Goth" style...provocative, eerie, haunting...There's also "Bereite Dir Jesu noch itzo die Bahn (Herz und Mund)" by the same band (Die Form). Sort of a "Neoclassical" take on Bach. Her voice is mighty, though!
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jdavz322 7 months ago
meaning of this song?
6digit 7 months ago
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en . wikipedia . org / wik i / Dies_Irae
jdavz322 7 months ago
@6digit Dies Irae. It means Day of Judgment. It was part of the Latin Requiem Mass to remind people that death is the final judgment where mercy cannot be obtained by the dead themselves any longer. Their life is over and only the living can offer prayers for them. It was taken out of the Vatican II missals in 1970 as a mandatory requiem burial hymn but it's still sung as a hymn on occasion (by monks, etc.) and still remains in the Latin Requiem Rite.
mmogbytes 7 months ago
I've noticed the melody of this Dies Irae quoted in a few other pieces, and it's good finally to find out where it came from. It's also interesting how much of the text either isn't included in many settings of the Requiem mass or is split off into different movements.
AlexOfArdrossan 7 months ago
Gregorian chants are pretty much the only thing that makes me doubt my agnostic position. Just by listening to this I can feel myself full of higher feelings. Nothing gets me more in the mood for reading and overall stop wasting time than this.
Daemonanyndel 8 months ago
Vielen, vielen Dank!
Thank you so much!
DerRatlose 8 months ago
Very nice.
SuperNicky25 8 months ago
@AtomicTroll Plus, an argument lots of people uses is "God's Anger and Revenge"... that term isn't even used in the new testament... they speak of FEAR of God, but the word FEAR had many MANY meanings in hebrew/aramew. Fear ocould be translated as respect... you should fear your teachers and fear your parents = fear of huring their feelings/dissapointing them... Not fearing their anger
MikuchibiHatsune 8 months ago
this music actually brought tears to my eyes even thought I can't understand it, its just too beautiful
BazerkerKing 8 months ago
@AtomicTroll As an agnostic atheist it pleases me to see someone of faith practicing what they preach. I don't hate on any who have a religion, only when it impacts other lives negatively, and you certainly do not represent such actions. God speed.
vegeta30000 8 months ago
Magnificent...
pournaras21 9 months ago 3
Apenas humano. Criação do homem, por isso maravilhoso
Armando1735 9 months ago
@ FelixFLHS Pie Jesu Domine *thud*, dona eis requiem *thud* :P
Druworos 9 months ago
Im not Catholic but this is great, been thinking on converting over to the RC Church and it's faith, God Bless all.
lippertism 9 months ago
@lippertism being a catholic will move you one step closer to our lord my friend, long live God
StoneAngel123 9 months ago
MY SOUL IS BURNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sogronos 9 months ago 2
I'm not christian, but I find this kind of song beautiful
ThePaganwicca 9 months ago
this is depressing.
slputt 10 months ago
@slputt Dies Irea means Day of Wrath in english, it was sung in the chruch when someone had a funeral, its the most famous funeral song ever. the lyrics in english are even more depressing but beautiful, sorry
666ninetails 10 months ago
@666ninetails Oh yea that ok, In my bible intro it mentions this song, athough depressing, it's quite ineresting,
slputt 10 months ago
Works nice for Easter. Rachmaninoff used this extensively, as you well know. This is a beautiful, not despairing, version for choir. Excellent!
Dominus Vobiscum!
Glinkaism1 10 months ago
rex tremendae majestatis,qui salvandus salvasgratis (W.A.Mozart),Requiem,
olmomdgdmtal1p 10 months ago
this song was used in disneys hunchback of notre dame.
snatchX626 10 months ago
@snatchX626 no it was not ...
Xadoskar 10 months ago
Pie Jesu domine, Dona eis requiem...
Amen.
babaozhao 10 months ago
lÕl_Í_fÈËl_so_lÓÑèlý_t0Dày
BabexyyElmerea759 10 months ago
@CainMartyr
If you're going to hate on a religion, review your own.
amitabho123 11 months ago
This song is soo fun to sing to. We're singing it in my Choir class and we are rockin' it. :)
MoonLessNight11 11 months ago
I'm digging on them ablative absolutes at 4:51.
handsomechuck1 11 months ago 2
Ah the Dies Irae!! Can this be sung apart from 2nd November and apart from the funeral of a VIP? It is a tremendous shame how we have discarded this great poem which has so much meaning, if they hate the Latin they could at least have it sung in English....but I guess we are to "Modern" and too "advanced" to recite this ancient hymn...pity.
priest008 11 months ago
Dio nell`alto dei cieli perdona noi granelli di sabbia!
qqoossmmiioo 11 months ago
Amen to all thoes who gave there lives for the cross over the years gone bye...
StoneAngel123 1 year ago 3
I'm not Catholic, but the song makes me think about my own end.
VladiSSius 1 year ago 29
@VladiSSius Catholic here. They say to think on death and to think on it often, you never know when the Lord might call you to His rest. Do good by your fellow man and trust in Christ, do that, and you'll have nothing to fear of death.
swordsmanfabian18 10 months ago 2
@VladiSSius That's just a proof that it is a "good" music. Music which accents text in such a manner that at the end you don't need to understand or know the text at all but you will still understand intention of the piece. I really like it a lot.
gardask 6 months ago
i listen to metalcore, heavy metal and folk metal, but, this is so fantastic!
Mydlert 1 year ago 4
@Mydlert same here! i like listening to angry, screamo songs. but there are times where i need to listen to something more soft and peaceful to make me feel better. gospel like this really helps with my anxiety i love these monk chants. :)
shakama2 11 months ago
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this song is super annoying. i have to listen to this for my music class and it drives me nuts................
thiskiddTRACY 1 year ago
@thiskiddTRACY lucky u, i wish i was in ur music class, i love this piece
StoneAngel123 1 year ago
@thiskiddTRACY Heretic...
LuxxyLux1 10 months ago
What an absolutely gorgeous piece of music.
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LONG LIVE CHRISTIANITY
StoneAngel123 1 year ago
@AliSkahir
What font do you use?
It seems to use the insular g, but no r rotunda nor long s.
marocon60 1 year ago
beautiful, may God's blessings be upon all Catholics to keep us unbreakable...from those who oppose us externally and from those who join our ranks to corrupt us from within.
LFTemplar 1 year ago 3
@LFTemplar Amen!
Raphael42589 1 year ago
From the Book of the Prophet Zephaniah; first chapter: The Day of the Lord
BigCspud 1 year ago
We sung this song in choir but we sung it so differently and beautiful.
TashaG16 1 year ago 2
Why can't you just enjoy the beautiful music? Stop arguing about christianity!
savvi91 1 year ago 4
@savvi91 actually this is much more than Christian song... Dies Irae is the song of the deads... Of course, if you put it in its era (around 800-1000 A.C) all music was controlled by monks... But still, it is more like the final respect to a loved one...
TheGreenSailor 1 year ago 2
@savvi91 Amen to that!
kattykool1994 1 year ago
mihi nomen est ryan, et mihi lavinium est mala.
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FelG1022 1 year ago
This is Cristobal de Morales' version
Simofnexuss 1 year ago
is it in hebrew?
mysteryman537 1 year ago
@mysteryman537 Its latin
Scaredroach 1 year ago 14
The movie Zeitgeist will test your faith
orsoisthebest 1 year ago
@orsoisthebest the facts on the movie Zeitgeist will only pose a test of faith to one who is just as sheep-minded as the activists and conspiracy theorists who created the movie.
atill91 1 year ago 2
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orsoisthebest 1 year ago
23 people dont know their born! may the holy cross guide the none belivers to the true CHRISTIAN heaven...
StoneAngel123 1 year ago
@StoneAngel123 Some quality trolling there! :D
Jazalicious 1 year ago
@Jazalicious yp, some true quality christian trollin, XD
StoneAngel123 1 year ago
@StoneAngel123 religion sucks D:
DarthMastro 9 months ago
@DarthMastro look friend, is it that it is too much to go to church and pray and all the extra, but u belive in god, if so then you should join my new faith Dimensionism, branch off christianity, but mixed wiv science and the real world no praying, no church, just beliving, or are you an ignerant athiest
StoneAngel123 9 months ago
@StoneAngel123 I believe in men who can do the right thing by their own choice, not in those who live in fear of what "God" could make them suffer after life because they were "naughty, naughty boys"
DarthMastro 9 months ago
@DarthMastro instead of offending me and being a dick go back 2 ur bedroom if u have 1 and thinik about how 2 adress people of faith, also while im on it why offend religion if u listen to it on here, no point, that would be like me saying i hated jews then listenin 2 hebrew music, no point
StoneAngel123 9 months ago
@StoneAngel123 mmmm. could it be that I simply like the music part and I don't give a f**k about the lyrics?
think about it, maybe you can get it
DarthMastro 9 months ago
@DarthMastro Get off the video and go elsewhere. Deliberately kicking up a fuss about religion on a RELIGIOUS video just shows your lack of respect and reverence. Go find a fight elsewhere.
assasincomedy 8 months ago
@assasincomedy exactly! I don't respect in the slightest people who do not respect themselves first!
Why should I, if you do not?
DarthMastro 8 months ago
@DarthMastro This is exactly what I mean.
assasincomedy 8 months ago
@assasincomedy and proud of it
DarthMastro 8 months ago
@DarthMastro Ironically the concept of free will comes from the Bible anyway. So regardless of Milton's phrase " 'Tis better to reign in hell then to serve in heaven" the bible does invoke that. So to do good by your own will and not because of the fear of God makes you more Christian than those who fear him.
NeverAloneForever 7 months ago
@NeverAloneForever @NeverAloneForever That is not what Christianity implies and thereby does not make you more 'christian'. The essence of christianity is giving up one's free will and to abide by God's will. God gently imposes his will if you convert and seek him. I'd describe it as developing a second consciousness that does not abide by your moral standards and does battle with your individual consciousness over which morals are the ones that transpire the drive of mortality.
Jalethon 7 months ago
@Jalethon And do not forget that the 'fear of God' is one of the central themes of the bible, and 'fear' in modern language should be interpreted as 'respect' or more accurately, veneration or reverence.
Jalethon 7 months ago 2
@Jalethon I can understand that. It's just that I've been told it's about being good with one's own will. Goodness comes from within. I thought the concept of free will came from the bible. Then again, Christ did preach that one should make a sort of sacrifice to ones urges of sins or something along those lines. So I guess you might be right.
NeverAloneForever 7 months ago
@NeverAloneForever of course, you could be right if I believed in God's existence....
DarthMastro 7 months ago
@DarthMastro The point I made exactly. Neither do I.
NeverAloneForever 7 months ago
@StoneAngel123 and what's more, I think that men should find the strenght they need inside themselves, not in hollow prayers and emptier skies.
Turning to God (or Zeus, Ade, Thor, chose yours) is a mighty display of weakness, lack of confidence and ignorance
DarthMastro 9 months ago
@DarthMastro Haha that is exactly the teachings of Satan, Set, Cronos, Loki, what may you. Read about the temptation of Christ in the desert. Know that if you do not subscribe to a teaching you are indirectly influenced by another, knowingly or not. All religions have the same basic root, probably from Sumeria or prior, which is the universal truth.
atheniandp 7 months ago
Simply beautiful, oh holy lord, keep christianity alive forever
StoneAngel123 1 year ago
@StoneAngel123 is it a threat? D:
DarthMastro 7 months ago
infirma quadam die resurget et erit dies irae
mistahodst 1 year ago
what font is that?
chincho9orochi 1 year ago
@chincho9orochi looks like old english font
shakama2 1 year ago
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Pie Jesu Domine,dona eis requiem. Amen.
FelixFLHS 1 year ago
Pie Jesu Domine,dona eis requiem. Amen.
FelixFLHS 1 year ago 48
@FelixFLHS Iesus Hominem Salvator est!
historygenius 11 months ago
@FelixFLHS Whack!
ztwilli2 11 months ago
@FelixFLHS *whack* Pie Jesu Domine, dona eis requiem... *whack*
rubiesncreme 10 months ago 2
How many humans have died in our existence?
How many of them have risen from the dead?
webstation4 1 year ago
@webstation4
One, so far. Many more to come.
JesusFreakDK 1 year ago
@webstation4 and, more important, how many men died in the name of a God who don't give a f**k about mankind?
DarthMastro 9 months ago
hear can you tell me where to find that song to download it
ippenshindemiru93 1 year ago
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@Wolfenschanzen Then who will judge you? All believe in justice. For there to be justice there must be a judge. "Rex Tremandae Majestatis salvas gratis."
VirgilDanteCervantes 1 year ago
@Wolfenschanzen Then who will judge you? All believe in justice. For there to be justice there must be a judge. "Rex Tremandae Majestatis salvas gratis."
VirgilDanteCervantes 1 year ago
@VirgilDanteCervantes you know there are courts in every city, right?
You know... those biiiiiiig buildings where trials are made and people are sent to jaill?
What other justice do you want? Isn't it enough for you?
DarthMastro 9 months ago
It speaks of the final judgement soon to come. How sad to those who do not believe, in the Almighty One, our Lord God Jesus Christ. :o( I pray for you....offer my daily suffering too you. That you and all may share, in total an eternal life. With He who has risen, from the dead. We adore you oh Christ and praise you, by your suffering, death and resurection you have redeemed this world.
cyberwil08 1 year ago
@cyberwil08
I knew zombies existed!
Please dont offer your daily sufferings on anyone.
webstation4 1 year ago 2
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@cyberwil08 What makes you believe in Jesus?
xXvolhvXx 1 year ago
@cyberwil08 isnt jehova the lord god and jesus christ his true born son and overseer of our world?
D2janar 10 months ago
@D2janar Amen.
swordsmanfabian18 10 months ago
this song is fantastically added in Heroes V of Might and magic sountrack
omuploii 1 year ago