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Hello and welcome to Praise and Worship Music week 64 in the sound music community, my name is @rishagamo and I will be singing the cover of “Bless the Lord (Son of Man)” originally sang by renowned American gospel singer and song writer, Tye Tribbett. I hope my presentation blesses you.

The theme of the week “Consecration” also referred to as sanctification is the act of total devotion and submission of a thing or person for total service. Consecration According to Wikipedia “is the transfer of a person or a thing to the sacred sphere for a special purpose or service. The word consecration literally means "association with the sacred". Persons, places, or things can be consecrated, and the term is used in various ways by different groups. The origin of the word comes from the Latin stem consecrate, which means dedicated, devoted, and sacred”. Link

The song is a strong worship song that encourages believers to worship God, giving Him glory and praise, blessing Him for his goodness and mercy, exalting His majesty and sovereign rain in our life.

The song is a dedication to God, offering our surrender to His will, abandoning the desires of our flesh and putting all our focus to His worship with the aim of living holy and a righteous life. It is a song that encourages worship gratitude and total devotion to the Almighty Father in heaven. It sends the message of consecration to God to all listeners of the song.

According to Wikipedia, Tye Tribbett whose father was a pastor and a music, was born in January 26, 1976, in New Jersey, United states if America. He was raised in a musical family, started playing the piano at an early age of 8 in which at the same time was also singing in his father’s church choir. The likes of Stevie wonders, prince, Michael Jackson were his influence which he adopted the music style of eccentric blend of gospel, rock, soul and R&B. He serves as the pastor of Live church in Orlando, Florida.

SONG LYRICS – BLESS THE LORD (SON OF MAN)

[Verse 1]

[Pre-Chorus]

[Chorus]

[Bridge]

In the splendor of your majesty

[Vamp]

Lyrics Source

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