Onward, Christian Soldiers

Traditional Hymn

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• Gospel
• inspirational

[silverstartrucker]

Why do you have to jazz it up. What is wrong with the pipe organ?

[jeremyofgod]

This version is the only one I have to upload. I did not "jazz it up." If you can send me a pipe organ version, I would gladly upload it here or anywhere for that matter. Thanks!

[supersam2009]

i love this song

[jeremyofgod]

yeah! I love it too!

[xenonman]

My favourite Christian Hymn!

Too bad it has become so politically incorrect, and is seldom heard anymore for that reason!

[jeremyofgod]

Hi, there, Xenonman, nice to hear from you. But it's news for me though that it's politically incorrect and seldom heard nowadays. Sometimes, we try too hard to be politically correct and the result could be worse than being incorrect. God bless you and thanks for the info!

[kahlrichs]

TO Guardian223:

I will not comment on my particular religious beliefs, and I was not watching this video because I like the song. You state, "There is no similarity between Catholics and Protestants". You missed one major point, Protestantism was born from Catholicism in the 1520's. They are both CHRISTIANS.  Please do not add false statements to the internet, there already are enough misleading /incorrect statements out there.

[greg0658]

its fine at that speed .. nice video mix

[got2fly4ever]

Wow! Beautiful song!

[sapphire8errific]

I luv this song. I have to sing this in school. It is my fav. Though, it is a lil more hip in school when we sing this. Lol

[jamesboake]

Our true intended foreign policy. Go T.O. Multiculturalism and diversity of classes is the way!

[kikogarces]

Love in Christ, greetings-----Monterrey, México. We hava the best Leader and King!!

[JesusFreakDK]

@silverstartrucker I actually like this version at least as much as the ones with the huge choirs. More, for some of them...

[Nuggniffer]

The vocal melody line is *exactly* the same as it has been for centuries. The notes are the same and are all on the beat as they have been. Adding drums and a bass does *not* jazz up a song. Jazzing up refers to changing the rhythm and phrasing of a song and usually also involves improvising the notes of the original melody and deviating from them. None of these things are in this version.

Finally, did the Bible Christians have pipe organs? No, they used the nstruments of their day. So do we.

[Nuggniffer]

The vocal melody line is *exactly* the same as it has been for centuries. The notes are the same and are all on the beat as they have been. Adding drums and a bass does *not* jazz up a song. Jazzing up refers to changing the rhythm and phrasing of a song and usually also involves improvising the notes of the original melody and deviating from them. None of these things are in this version.

Finally, did the Bible Christians have pipe organs? No, they used they instruments of their day. So do we.