1. I was once a sinner, but I came Pardon to receive from my Lord This was freely given and I found That He always kept His word. Chorus: There's a new name written down in glory And it's mine, oh yes, it's mine And the white-robed angels sing the story "A sinner has come home!" There's a new name written down in glory And it's mine, oh yes, it's mine With my sins forgiven I am bound for Heaven Never more to roam 2. I was humbly kneeling at the cross Fearing not but God's angry frown When the heavens opened and I saw That my name was written down! Chorus 3. In the Book 'tis written, "Saved by Grace," O the joy that came to my soul! Now I am forgiven, and I know By the blood I am made whole! Chorus God bless! Steve
Totally. These hymns have such great tunes and meaningful words. I was brought up with them and just never tire of hearing them, which is all too seldom nowadays. How good it is to find them here, to listen to again.
Whenever I hear old hymns, it reminds me how happy our family is when I was younger. Together, we used to go in church every Sundays and stays the whole day serving the Lord, singing Baptist songs. But now I am older, we parted ways, we had different beliefs and I still chose to be a Baptist and loving hymnal songs. - From Philippines
I feel so blessed to belong to a church that still sing the old hymns and a pastor that after every sermon makes an alter call ,we have had some young people get saved .
1 I was once a sinner, but I came Pardon to receive from my Lord. This was freely given, and I found That He always kept His word. Chorus: There's a new name Written down in glory, And it's mine, (And it's mine,) oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!) And the white-robed Angels sing the story, "A sinner has come home." (home, has come home." For there's a new name written down in glory, And it's mine, (And it's mine,) oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!) With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven, Nevermore to roam. 2 I was humbly kneeling at the cross, Fearing naught but God's angry frown, When the heavens opened and I saw That my name was written down. [Chorus] 3 In the Book 'tis written, "Saved by grace." Oh, the joy that came to my soul! Now I am forgiven, and I know By the blood I am made whole. [Chorus] Source: Baptist Hymnal 2008 #616
@@brucebylerschannel You are spot on. I am Methodist and I don’t even recognize the order of service anymore. I spend at least one Sunday in each month attending a Southern Baptist Church just to sing hymns. My late mother probably knew every hymn in the hymnal. We grew up and was nurtured on hymns. I’m so thankful that I can listen to hymns whenever I want to. Pray for our country and world.🙏🏾🙏🏾
I was once a sinner, but I came Pardon to receive from my Lord. This was freely given, and I found That He always kept His word. Chorus: There's a new name Written down in glory, And it's mine, (And it's mine,) oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!) And the white-robed Angels sing the story, "A sinner has come home." (home, has come home." For there's a new name written down in glory, And it's mine, (And it's mine,) oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!) With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven, Nevermore to roam. 2 I was humbly kneeling at the cross, Fearing naught but God's angry frown, When the heavens opened and I saw That my name was written down. [Chorus] 3 In the Book 'tis written, "Saved by grace." Oh, the joy that came to my soul! Now I am forgiven, and I know By the blood I am made whole. [Chorus]
Verse 1 I was once a sinner, but I came Pardon to receive from my Lord, This was freely given, and I found That He always kept His word. Verse 2 In the book 'tis written, "Saved by grace;" O the joy that came to my soul! Now I am forgiven, and I know, By the blood I am made whole. Chorus There's a new name written down in glory, And it's mine, O yes, it's mine! And the whiterobed angels sing the story, "A sinner has come home;" For there's a new name written down in glory, And it's mine, O yes, it's mine! With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven, Nevermore to roam.
I a wretched sinner, but I came Pardon to receive from my Lord. This was freely given, and I found That He always kept His word. Refrain: There’s a new name Written down in glory, And it’s mine, (And it’s mine,) oh yes, it’s mine! (yes, it’s mine!) And the white-robed Angels sing the story, “A sinner has come home.” (home, has come home.” For there’s a new name written down in glory, And it’s mine, (And it’s mine,) oh yes, it’s mine! (yes, it’s mine!) With my sins forgiven I am bound for the Kingdom, Nevermore to roam. I was humbly kneeling at the cross, Fearing naught but God’s angry frown, When the heavens opened and I saw That my name was written down. (Refrain) In the Book ’tis written, “Saved by grace.” Oh, the joy that came to my soul! Now I am forgiven, and I know By the blood I am made whole. (Refrain)
Hay un nombre nuevo en la gloria!! Mío es, si Mío es... todos mis pecados ya son perdonados gloria al Señor!!! Precioso himno... saludos desde Cali Colombia
These are great! The new worship music is so shallow for the most part. And I can never hear the congregation singing. I just hear the worship team. Notice how this leader steps back from the microphone and lets the people sing. This is so joyful!
Love these beautiful old songs with gorgeous tunes and deep theology! I wish we sang these kinds of songs at First Baptist Church in Waco. We have a wonderful new song leader, but he's steeped in the "praise" tradition when we sing songs that have no tune and the same simplistic words are sung over and over to distraction. They don't resolve at the end, either, just kind of tail off. This stuff is 50 years old, begun in the late 60's when the idea derived that someone who was 18 in 1969 couldn't relate to any kind of cultural expression that existed before January 1, 1968. Everything had to be dumbed down, the guitars and drums brought in, jazz and rock masses, or else the young people would leave the churches. Guess what, they began leaving the churches anyway over the next decade and found all the heresies of the 70's waiting for them--New Age, est, rolfing, Esalen Institute, Scientology. Is it any wonder all this was accompanied by the entrenched drug culture that exists to this day along with the opioid crisis?
@@danielbaptist1611 One of my favorite songs for decades has been "A Child of the King", composed in the 1860's. When we would get an updated hymnal, I'd check first to be sure it was in there, even if we hardly ever sang it. It was on page 555 in the last one. The last hymnal doesn't have it at all now.
@@danielbaptist1611 I don't think all of the contemporary is trash. There's some of it that I really like. There's a lot of it I don't care for, on the other hand. Some, like "How Deep the Father's Love For Us" can be sung in an acceptable style and not with a rock band. A lot of it is exactly that you called it - trash, and it's being used to try to reach the millennials. But it's not reaching them. I was in a church until about 2 and 1/2 years ago and after seniors graduated from high school, half wouldn't come back, and went to other churches. Another thing is churches don't give an invitation anymore, and a lot of that is calvinism and reformed theology infiltrating the church. You don't hear much anymore "Are you sure without a doubt that if you died today, you'd go to heaven?". Very sad! Reach the younger generation the same way you reached previous generations, with the same Bible and same gospel message. I couldn't stand the music minister at my old church, who was there 2012 to 2017. I was HAPPY when he resigned. Having said that, I can't go along with ALL ccm is trash because even these old hymns, at one point in time, were contemporary.
Our church is looking for music person to lead our services,sure wish you were come. I am so blessed to listen to your music. Buy the way the church is in Owensboro,Kentucky.
Some of the new ones are just as much as the oldies. I’m thinking of In Christ Alone, How Deep The Father’s Love For Us, By Faith. A lot of other new ones. But if it’s a brush arbor night, these old hymns of the Evangelical Church need top priority. And I’m betting my bottom dollar that many of you all don’t even need the hymnal.
Not a welcoming church at all! I was a visitor there about 3 times before they mailed me a letter saying that I needed to find a church somewhere else. The Lord will deal with them accordingly but the pastor needs to get his heart right because there's no room for hate in Heaven. He should already know this. I'm glad it all happened though or I would have never found the God fearing Bible believing Baptist Church that I'm a member of.
Doesn’t look like there a lot of little children. Maybe in Sunday school I hope. If so I would rather have them there in the singing. If no children there is no one to pass the torch to.
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1.
I was once a sinner, but I came
Pardon to receive from my Lord
This was freely given and I found
That He always kept His word.
Chorus:
There's a new name written down in glory
And it's mine, oh yes, it's mine
And the white-robed angels sing the story
"A sinner has come home!"
There's a new name written down in glory
And it's mine, oh yes, it's mine
With my sins forgiven I am bound for Heaven
Never more to roam
2.
I was humbly kneeling at the cross
Fearing not but God's angry frown
When the heavens opened and I saw
That my name was written down!
Chorus
3.
In the Book 'tis written, "Saved by Grace,"
O the joy that came to my soul!
Now I am forgiven, and I know
By the blood I am made whole!
Chorus
God bless!
Steve
God Bless you brother
@@KingTea2006 God Bless you brother. ❤
These old hymns are so much more meaningful than the new, “Praise songs”!!
Amen and Praise the Lord to your comment...much much more edifying...
Yes and yes and yes!
Amen 🙏
im so glad my church still do these old hymns and still got a beautiful organ
Totally. These hymns have such great tunes and meaningful words. I was brought up with them and just never tire of hearing them, which is all too seldom nowadays. How good it is to find them here, to listen to again.
Whenever I hear old hymns, it reminds me how happy our family is when I was younger. Together, we used to go in church every Sundays and stays the whole day serving the Lord, singing Baptist songs. But now I am older, we parted ways, we had different beliefs and I still chose to be a Baptist and loving hymnal songs.
- From Philippines
Amen
There's a new name written down in glory in my university at 5pm today!
Praise the Lord!
There's a new name written down in glory in my university at around 10:30pm tonight, praise the Lord!
Hallelujah, an old hymn sung with joy and conviction, without the 'benefit' of an overhead projector or a forty-six piece band!!!
👏👏👏
I’m on my way to work need some worship music wonderful to hear singing Christians together
I feel so blessed to belong to a church that still sing the old hymns and a pastor that after every sermon makes an alter call ,we have had some young people get saved .
I wish I could find a church that sings this way...what a blessing.
1 I was once a sinner, but I came
Pardon to receive from my Lord.
This was freely given, and I found
That He always kept His word.
Chorus:
There's a new name Written down in glory,
And it's mine, (And it's mine,)
oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!)
And the white-robed Angels sing the story,
"A sinner has come home." (home, has come home."
For there's a new name written down in glory,
And it's mine, (And it's mine,)
oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!)
With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven,
Nevermore to roam.
2 I was humbly kneeling at the cross,
Fearing naught but God's angry frown,
When the heavens opened and I saw
That my name was written down. [Chorus]
3 In the Book 'tis written, "Saved by grace."
Oh, the joy that came to my soul!
Now I am forgiven, and I know
By the blood I am made whole. [Chorus]
Source: Baptist Hymnal 2008 #616
God bless you brother
Love these hymns. How we need more of them in church now.
@@brucebylerschannel You are spot on. I am Methodist and I don’t even recognize the order of service anymore. I spend at least one Sunday in each month attending a Southern Baptist Church just to sing hymns. My late mother probably knew every hymn in the hymnal. We grew up and was nurtured on hymns. I’m so thankful that I can listen to hymns whenever I want to. Pray for our country and world.🙏🏾🙏🏾
With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven never more to roam.😊
Oh how this good Baptist hymn singing blesses my Methodist soul!!
Mine too.
what's so wrong with this, Church? Most of us cannot find a church like this anywhere in our town. You are lucky and blessed.
My mom and dad used to sing this song as a duet. They are both in Glory now, singing with those Angels as every new name is written down in Glory.
I was once a sinner, but I came
Pardon to receive from my Lord.
This was freely given, and I found
That He always kept His word.
Chorus:
There's a new name Written down in glory,
And it's mine, (And it's mine,)
oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!)
And the white-robed Angels sing the story,
"A sinner has come home." (home, has come home."
For there's a new name written down in glory,
And it's mine, (And it's mine,)
oh yes, it's mine! (yes, it's mine!)
With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven,
Nevermore to roam.
2 I was humbly kneeling at the cross,
Fearing naught but God's angry frown,
When the heavens opened and I saw
That my name was written down. [Chorus]
3 In the Book 'tis written, "Saved by grace."
Oh, the joy that came to my soul!
Now I am forgiven, and I know
By the blood I am made whole. [Chorus]
Something special about this congregational singing
I think it is in the song leader and the pianos😮
Wonderful old inspiring hymns warms my heart and I sing along
Verse 1
I was once a sinner, but I came Pardon to receive from my Lord, This was freely given, and I found That He always kept His word.
Verse 2
In the book 'tis written, "Saved by grace;" O the joy that came to my soul! Now I am forgiven, and I know, By the blood I am made whole.
Chorus
There's a new name written down in glory, And it's mine, O yes, it's mine! And the whiterobed angels sing the story, "A sinner has come home;" For there's a new name written down in glory, And it's mine, O yes, it's mine! With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven, Nevermore to roam.
I a wretched sinner, but I came
Pardon to receive from my Lord.
This was freely given, and I found
That He always kept His word.
Refrain:
There’s a new name Written down in glory,
And it’s mine, (And it’s mine,)
oh yes, it’s mine! (yes, it’s mine!)
And the white-robed Angels sing the story,
“A sinner has come home.” (home, has come home.”
For there’s a new name written down in glory,
And it’s mine, (And it’s mine,)
oh yes, it’s mine! (yes, it’s mine!)
With my sins forgiven I am bound for the Kingdom,
Nevermore to roam.
I was humbly kneeling at the cross,
Fearing naught but God’s angry frown,
When the heavens opened and I saw
That my name was written down.
(Refrain)
In the Book ’tis written, “Saved by grace.”
Oh, the joy that came to my soul!
Now I am forgiven, and I know
By the blood I am made whole.
(Refrain)
😢With my sins forgiven I am bound for heaven never more to roam.😊
Glory be God!!
It's cool they have two deuling pianists!
Hay un nombre nuevo en la gloria!! Mío es, si Mío es... todos mis pecados ya son perdonados gloria al Señor!!! Precioso himno... saludos desde Cali Colombia
Amen! I grew up singing this song in Spanish as well. Saludos desde Texas.
Praise the Lord for the 28 new names written down in glory on Jan 4 2024 in HK!
These are great! The new worship music is so shallow for the most part. And I can never hear the congregation singing. I just hear the worship team. Notice how this leader steps back from the microphone and lets the people sing. This is so joyful!
very good glory haleluya.
I'm lifted spiritually.
Love these beautiful old songs with gorgeous tunes and deep theology! I wish we sang these kinds of songs at First Baptist Church in Waco. We have a wonderful new song leader, but he's steeped in the "praise" tradition when we sing songs that have no tune and the same simplistic words are sung over and over to distraction. They don't resolve at the end, either, just kind of tail off. This stuff is 50 years old, begun in the late 60's when the idea derived that someone who was 18 in 1969 couldn't relate to any kind of cultural expression that existed before January 1, 1968. Everything had to be dumbed down, the guitars and drums brought in, jazz and rock masses, or else the young people would leave the churches. Guess what, they began leaving the churches anyway over the next decade and found all the heresies of the 70's waiting for them--New Age, est, rolfing, Esalen Institute, Scientology. Is it any wonder all this was accompanied by the entrenched drug culture that exists to this day along with the opioid crisis?
VictrolaJazz sorry to hear that. It’s sad that even a lot of Baptist Churches are abandoning the old hymns and bringing in the contemporary trash.
@@danielbaptist1611 One of my favorite songs for decades has been "A Child of the King", composed in the 1860's. When we would get an updated hymnal, I'd check first to be sure it was in there, even if we hardly ever sang it. It was on page 555 in the last one. The last hymnal doesn't have it at all now.
@@danielbaptist1611 Just what I thought would never happen at FBC Jax., FL
Wayne Harvey I heard. Sad days we live.
@@danielbaptist1611 I don't think all of the contemporary is trash. There's some of it that I really like. There's a lot of it I don't care for, on the other hand. Some, like "How Deep the Father's Love For Us" can be sung in an acceptable style and not with a rock band. A lot of it is exactly that you called it - trash, and it's being used to try to reach the millennials. But it's not reaching them. I was in a church until about 2 and 1/2 years ago and after seniors graduated from high school, half wouldn't come back, and went to other churches. Another thing is churches don't give an invitation anymore, and a lot of that is calvinism and reformed theology infiltrating the church. You don't hear much anymore "Are you sure without a doubt that if you died today, you'd go to heaven?". Very sad! Reach the younger generation the same way you reached previous generations, with the same Bible and same gospel message. I couldn't stand the music minister at my old church, who was there 2012 to 2017. I was HAPPY when he resigned. Having said that, I can't go along with ALL ccm is trash because even these old hymns, at one point in time, were contemporary.
wonderful song,, im very proud to be a Liberty missionary baptist church member.
I love thise songs.
Praise God
Our church is looking for music person to lead our services,sure wish you were come. I am so blessed to listen to your music.
Buy the way the church is in Owensboro,Kentucky.
Amen !
Amen
wonderful song
So. Wonderful To know that My name is written down In Glory Many years ago plus minus over 60 Years ago PraiseThe Lord and I love the singing o
love This church Wish I was one of those people Who sings so lovely in the. Daniel Baptist Church men
Amen Sister.
I'm looking a hymnal books to be used in our church, do you have an idea where I can purchase it ?
Some of the new ones are just as much as the oldies. I’m thinking of In Christ Alone, How Deep The Father’s Love For Us, By Faith. A lot of other new ones. But if it’s a brush arbor night, these old hymns of the Evangelical Church need top priority. And I’m betting my bottom dollar that many of you all don’t even need the hymnal.
Oh yes it’s mine
Music Spectrum in the Philippines:
Conservative: Fundamental Baptists
Middle: Southern Baptists
Liberal: Pentecostals
😁
Is the lead singer/conductor the same person at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Scottsdale, AZ?
Hello i am blessed when i found this channel,,i am a baptist too,,can i upload also this video because i like all the baptist songs
mahal ako yeah, go ahead!
@@danielbaptist1611 thank you for allowing me,, share it also to my friends,,God bless you more,
Is this SBC? 😊
Eco Kanjukuoh what does SBC stand for?
@@danielbaptist1611 Southern Baptist Church?
Eco Kanjukuoh no, sir. This is an Independent, Fundamental Baptist Church.
@@danielbaptist1611 ok sir. Nice. Thank you. 😊
Not a welcoming church at all! I was a visitor there about 3 times before they mailed me a letter saying that I needed to find a church somewhere else.
The Lord will deal with them accordingly but the pastor needs to get his heart right because there's no room for hate in Heaven. He should already know this. I'm glad it all happened though or I would have never found the God fearing Bible believing Baptist Church that I'm a member of.
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Doesn’t look like there a lot of little children. Maybe in Sunday school I hope. If so I would rather have them there in the singing. If no children there is no one to pass the torch to.
Hey King good morning please find now playing and be able to meet with me and he said that you have fun with your family Montreal Quebec Canada my weekend Happy Easter please find You by Upshaw Nana Auntie Stephanie
Amen