Daniel Decker is fantastic, thanks for uploading these wonderful videos.

Thank you so much for adding my friends list
You are a noble soul :)

Hello Mr. Decker,

I recently read in an armenian magazine about your visit to australia late next year with Ara Gevorgian and his ensemble. I am delighted to hear about this and i assure you i will be present at that concert. God bless.

Edward Arakelian

ok cool.i'll take look it now.
have good night.
Ria

Your music is beautiful. Every time i hear noah's prayer it makes me want to cry. It is such a beautiful song. I was wondering if its possible for you to have another concert in Sydney, Australia again sometime in the near future? Once again, thank you for your music

vonts es?nice to meet you.thay video so awesome.thanks.ria.

Thank you for your kind words. It is a very meaningful song for me as well. I will never forget singing the song at Sardarabad for Armenian Independence Day celebrations.

I have more video of my many visits to Armenia that I hope to post sometime in the future

ofthehighest | October 31, 2007 (Block User)
candlelightmin:

I want to thank you for posting the video "Moush aka Noah's Prayer Live - Daniel Decker". It is THE favorite of all my favorites. Thank you and God bless you.

Soldior:

There is a difference between suffering the consequence of sin and being punished for sin. If you willfully and wrongfully injure someone... it is your sin and you will be punished for it. But the person you injured suffers from the sin you committed. That person suffers from the consequence of sin.

In the same way a child is born into the world and is injured by it. An infant is not capable of sin, but will suffer the consequence of sin in the world. The day does, however, come when the child grows and knows that he or she can make a choice.... to sin, or not sin... and will sin because of his or her fallen nature which is inherited from Adam.

We have the nature of God in us and the fallen nature of Adam... and God wants to restore us unto Himself. And to restore us.... He does so with love. Salvation would not be the work of love if God had sacrificed someone other than Himself. Jesus was not merely a man... He is God.

ofthehighest | October 31, 2007 (Block User)
Beauty:

I want to thank you for sharing the "Moush aka Noah's Prayer Live - Daniel Decker" video with me. It is my favorite of all my favorites. Thank you. God bless you and the Armenian people.

Soldior:

Exodus 18:20 is speaking about eternal death, i.e., separation from God. And yes, you are right... no ordinary man is able to take the burden of sin (eternal death) off another man. But Jesus can and He did... because He is God. God in His love for his friends gave His own life for them and only He could pay the price because only He is perfect. Sin cannot pay the price for sin. It takes innocense to pay the price. Jesus was innocent, he had never sinned. It was not possible for Jesus to sin... because he is God.