No Condemnation - COGIC Heritage Tribute

[ApostleJD2]

Elsie Washington Mason was actually Bishop Mason's third wife. His second wife was the mother of his children. His first wife left him in the very early years of his life and ministry

[whatuwatchingjoe]

What are the words they are saying?

[StarBrown1]

It is a little hard to understand. It's an old song taken from the scripture (Romans 8:1). And this is being sung in a testimony service; so, it's a variation of the original.

[StarBrown1]

There is therefore now, no condemnation No condemnation in my mind When I rose this morning, no condemnation No condemnation in my mind How do you feel, no condemnation No condemnation in my mind I feel alright, no condemnation No condemnation in my mind I can testify, no condemnation No condemnation in my mind I can tell the World, no condemnation No condemnation in my mind Therefore now, no condemnation No condemnation in my mind

[Revpraiser]

I thought that the words to this song was "There is no condemnation in my life". This was the expected answer after one has received the baptism in the holy ghost. I thank God because I know that there is no condemnation in my life.

[sentraejcs]

@Revpraiser the church I come from, the founding pastor's wife use to sing , "no condemnation in my heart"

[StarBrown1]

That's his second wife Elsie Washington Mason. He was a little older than her :) The group picture is from his 89th birthday party.

[kbkcogic]

A little older than her? I may get in trouble for saying this, but we all know what a praying and fasting man Bishop Mason was. He didn't believe in remarraying while is divorced wife was still living, something that is not practiced in the church today. He had to stay praying and fasting because Bishop had flesh just like us. He was a mighty man of God with a great annointing of the Holy Ghost, but he was not perfect. When that first wife died, we know what was on Mason'mind. He married young.

[dallaskenn]

@StarBrown1 Sorry to be a pest, but Elsie Washington was wife #3.

[Darneloh]

Who is the lady with Bishop Mason?