Louis Armstrong - Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego

[aBean2GO]

hey, i'm Abednego :)

[vachief]

...The 3 Worthies, great tune.

[damuffla]

hahr m'frieend's naames shandrach ana me shadrach ana bendigo komene,.

[memecine]

As I recall, Mickey Rooney plays a drummer who gets accused of murder. Lot of music in this little corker: Louis Armstrong (with Jack Teagarden, etc), Vic Damone. My mother loved this song, played it all the time. We got a pointer puppy, and named it Shadrach, Then we got a stray mutt, that was literally starving, and named it Jackal. I like the way this is shot, almost entirely with one camera.

[TheHoggopogo]

wow

FAIL

fake drummer

[samplenajar]

benny goodman's killin' that clarinet.

[gerherbel]

i dont really like this version but whatever i love the story

[UglyBetty70]

If anyone but Louis was singing it, I would have been falling asleep, Louis makes it work.

[shadzzz441791]

my name is sha'drach :D

[KeinPCvorallem]

Great man, Louis Armstrong. Slaves in Egypt...

[TrixieGoforth]

They was FOUR!!! I orta know! I'm their mama!

[RasMajnouni]

There was Mickey Rooney looking around and David Nelson the older brother of the great Ricky Nelson,and son of musicians of great fame ozzie and harriet. I'm mad for this song!Total entertainment and art

[whitneylilucious]

ilove his voice...it's sooo soulful

[ajn43us1]

just enjoy this masterpiece ok

[UltraTZ7]

How come the last half of the song sounds like it's from: "When the Saints Go Marchin' In"?

[TiedayFriday]

@UltraTZ7 Because it is.

[baguazhang77]

Very nice song!!

Too bad Martin Luther cut 70 verses out of Daniel chapter 3 in the incomplete and often poorly translated King James Bible.

For the complete version, you need to read the original Bible used for the first 1500+ years of Christianity, the Catholic Bible (e.g., Douay-Rheims Version).

[Cognitarium]

Too bad you're incorrect in this regard.

Martin Luther did not cut anything out of the King James Version, nor did he have anything to do with its translation.

The fact is that Desiderius Erasmus (from whom we receive the King James Version) wrote scathingly of Martin Luther.

Further, the Douay-Rheims Version is not exempt of deletions and after the fact alterations.

[baguazhang77]

The KJV mirrors Luthers German translation, both eliminating 70 verses from Daniel 3 and 7 complete books from the old testament.

Douay Rheims is a literal translation of the Latin Vulgate, the original Bible derived from Hebrew and Greek manuscripts no longer in existence when KJV was written a full 1200+ years later. To say it is wrong is to say the first 1500+ years of Christianity is wrong.

Care to explain how Douay-Rheims contains "deletions" or substantive "alterations" as you claim?

[Cognitarium]

It mirrors no such thing! They're independent translations by different men with different philosophies! One was Catholic & one was Protestant. Concerning your reference to supposed books that are missing from the Old Testament, nothing could be further from the truth. Hebrew scholars of the inter-testamental period did not regard the Apocryphal writings as canonical. Ironically Jerome himself echoed this sentiment as he did not view them as canonical either.

[Cognitarium]

Yes I know they forgot to mention that in catechism along with the fact that he left Rome in disdain having considered it corrupted from within.

With regard to Daniel, you are either ignorant of the facts or for matters of convenience would prefer to employ smoke in mirror tactics. The fact is that the reference you make concerns deutero-canonical parts which have not been regarded as Canon by Hebrew scholars either then or now.

[Cognitarium]

Concerning the Douay Rhiems it most certainly has had revisions and alterations the most famous of which was in 1749-1752 when Richard Challoner translated 3 new revisions closely following the KJV for obvious Counter Reformation purposes. Despite retaining the name Douay Rhiems these revisions remain considerably different as to be considered out rightly new versions. In fairness the KJV translators didnt hide the fact that in various portions they did rely on the DR as one of many references.

[Cognitarium]

You made a reference to 1500 years and Hebrew and Greek manuscripts. The fact is that Jeromes translation was derived primarily from the Septuagint when the oldest complete manuscripts of the Masoretic Text where discovered nearly 600 years after Jerome, while The KJV relied primarily on the Masoretic Text. Jerome translated a more accurate translation of Psalms, "iuxta Hebraeos" used in earlier Vulgate manuscripts however neglected by later Vulgate texts. Want more deletions? You need only ask

[RasMajnouni]

@Cognitarium Doesn't the fact that 70 Wise Jewish sages are locked in 70 separate rooms,all come out with word to word,exact Hebrew-Greek translations?One,its Holy, 2 we fooled you, ALL the men translating left out a few key Torah True things which to your Greek mistranslated to Latin,etc...and your "Bible for Today's world"BS.I suggest looking into Judaism & think twice.We learned as children about this false translation scheme.You can't translate Spiritual Infinity unto Greek Iron!

[Cognitarium]

RasMajnouni;

Please excuse my inability to decipher some of what you've written, as English does not appear to be your strongest suit.

That said, you'd appear to falsely imply my supposed support of the Septuagint without evidence of such.

In this regard, you'd be wise to refrain from making such unfounded assumptions concerning the Septuagint, as I do not, nor have I supported it's use, choosing rather to uphold the Masoretic Text.

Concerning, thinking twice, please take your own advice.

[RasMajnouni]

האם כבודו רוצה שאכתוב בלשון הקודש

[Cognitarium]

בהינתן חוסר שלי של עברית, אנגלית משרתת את שנינו טוב יותר במקרה זה.

[RasMajnouni]

@baguazhang77 Learning Torah in Hebrew & then looking at the English"Translation",I realized that a certain large religion is based on poor translations."Stoning".What is Stoning?Can it be done?When,where?ONLY when the Divine Presence dwells in the HolyLand,and a male of certain age has been warned twice to stop would he be stoned.& they don't throw stones at him.He's drugged too.Jewish history records 0 stonings.HOW do you do a sin &Divine Presence dwells?

[DawnWeatherby]

Among the 100s of talents of Louis Armstrong was the ability to save countless B movies with a cameo appearance.

[veganswines]

this song is so lovely and sweet. but I like the version i got on record (sic!) better because it doesn't have all these people on there in the audience. No, cos it's more plain.

[BrotherAsher]

This is classic, One and all has just got to love this. Give thanks for these, the psalms of these days!

Praise the LORD in song!

[ornerybrosint]

Is that Jack Teagarden on bone?

[CollegeboundMu]

sure is

[turbytwist]

Yes! Good eye.

[62sophie]

Who were the other musicians?

[hellgateharmonie]

Teagarden on trombone; Barney Bigard on clarinet; Earl Hines on the right side piano (too bad he didn't get a solo). Not sure who the rest were. Mickey Rooney at the table.

Not in the film, but on the sound track (it was dubbed) were Arvell Shaw (bass) and Cozy Cole (drums)

[freakylittlegnome]

Gone too soon my dearest Louis, We love you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!

[WRETCHEDxSINNER]

i wish i could be back in thoes days

[niknak202]

I wasn't even born when this was irrelevant, but this is still the shit

[lilchrizz123]

Hey this is awesome great song i love that event in the bible..awesome

[vasiliosrigos]

May God give me the courage and strength of Shadrach, Meshach and Abendnego.

[ChristHeartEternal]

But look at the audience! They ARE all hypnotized and bowing down at the musics of trumpet, flute and horn lol

[deepwatertree]

precisely...just like Louie bowed down for the almighty dollar to take the part in this movie...and he played his token role perfectly, which is more than I can say for the rest of his "band"....

[miniplus]

This is from the movie "The Strip", 1951.

[bibleortraditions]

Ah! Thanks. We recognized Mickey Rooney right off the bat.

[xbeckieboox]

the guy at 24.sec has def been stood up lol#;0

great !

[silvermoon577]

Luv it!

[rideswithastorm]

I've always been a big fan of Louis Armstrong.. I haven't heard this since I was a small child, watching old black & white re-runs on black & white t.v.

The message means something to me now, that I didn't understand, back then: OUR GOD is an ALMIGHTY, ON-TIME GOD! Bless His Holy Name.

thanks, bibleortraditions, for this marvelous share..

(smile)

God Bless!

Rideswithastorm.

x

[underdog2364]

That music was awesome, Thank You Very Much For posting this Video ^_^

[DocVoicy]

Thank you! Joshua 1:9

[kjvonly01]

I sure hope Louis was saved.

[angelofjudgment88]

i know right!

[bhatindawalla]

Oh he could sing and move you.

Shhhh can you hear him?

It was a beautiful world when he was around.

[Temple420org]

Thanks for sharing!

Craig X

[valambiguous]

Love those old black and whites, when television showed black and whites gettin' it on "together", in the musical world. Nice song, all jazzed up in a Biblical story. Thanks, for sending this one!!

[brentpieczynski]

Nice sermon to those, whose churches deny the power of, God!

[damildlyshreddah]

Hahahaha great upload. :D

[galaxydreams]

what a good find!! Thanks for sharing :)

[Itchhhh]

Now thats what music should sound like!

[LadyGreenEyes964]

Louis Armstrong is a true classic!

[brookss0505]

WHEN MOVIES WERE GOOD

[boomya555]

very cool.

[THEGlobalAwakening]

Louis Armstrong: a remarkable man in an age of...?

[FToniS]

WOW! My father was a fan. :-{

Jazz and Soul originated in Gospel music. Someone once said that the devil has all the best music - well, that's only because he stole it!

[themistoklisp]

Nice video.

[jonbob100]

what a post! amazing- praise the God of Daniel

[Stormystew]

Absolutely fantastic

[aetherdream]

OMg this take me back. I used to sing this song as a kid. Not like he did of course.

thanks for sharing!

[MumzyTube]

Oh My! But I love this old stuff. They don't make music like that anymore. I never knew that this even existed. It's one of my favorite Bible stories. Thanks for posting this video. I love love it! God-Bless you!

[WorksWithHands]

hahahaha, this just makes me happy.

[trekyz]

yaay! bibleortraditions now has a music video! Nicely done.

[bibleortraditions]

I am looking very sternly at you right now :)

[Mspendragon1972]

@bibleortraditions  lol...

[jerrybeelerjb]

Yea man,,, Never bow to mans religion.