Hive Open Mic 🎤 week 151 || Oh praise the name by Jenn Johnson.

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It's a beautiful week for the Hive Open Mic week 151 edition which the theme was chosen by our spotlight deeanndmathews@deeanndmathews and it's titled "Faith, Hope and Love". I tagged these three as the ingredients of humankind in the Christian race.

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This is Princessbusayo presenting to you another beautiful song from Jenn Johnson, titled "Oh praise the name".

Faith, Hope and Love are the greatest virtues that represent values and define the relationship between God and humankind. Faith is the confidence in what we hope for that will happen. It assures us of things we cannot see.

Hope is the feeling of an expectation and desiring a certain thing to happen. Love on the other hand is the clear picture that we have God residing in us. God is love and those who must exhibit this virtue must be for God because it is the power that allows us to do the work of Jesus.

Hope is the fuel that keeps the Faith in us alive in our quest to find Love.

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The song I picked portrays these three ingredients of a Christian. The song talks about the death of Jesus Christ and how He rose on the third day with robes of white as He ascended to heaven.

Just like the first paragraph of the song, looking up to Calvary by faith while we hope that He would someday come for His saints and take them home. Our hope as Christians is to reign with Him in heaven where we would forever sing His praise because He is our Lord and God.

His love made Him die for our sins and even on the cross, His last word was "It is finished". This means He has taken all our sufferings away and this is our hope in Him that we are made whole.

I hope you enjoy my presentation ✌️

Thanks for your time on my blog.

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