O Come, O Come

Richard at Connexions has posted a video of this splendid Advent hymn (and my word, Aled has put on weight).

My favourite version, though, is this one:

(the awesome Sufjan Stevens, from his awesome Christmas box-set. Awesomeness.)

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Here We Come A-Wassailing (connexions) December 15, 2009
I'm beginning to wonder whether 'new' 'revelations' from Durham musicologists are going to become an annual fixture on BBC News. This time last year they were running a story (equally send-uppable albeit at least less obvious than this Ilkley Moor palaver) about a secret Jacobite code within "O come all ye faithful".
Catching Up (Facebook Passion) December 13, 2009
In terms of Scriptural typology and ethics, surely a true repentance of marital covenant-breaking (and a true experience of God's grace and healing) would be seen in the restoration and renewal of *that particular* marital covenant. It is undoubtedly rare to see ex-spouses remarry each other. But given that it *does* happen, I can't see how any oth […]
Advice wanted (www.MethodistPreacher.com) December 9, 2009
I think your tentative answer is along the right lines, but I'd advise you to take a cautious approach. The elements of "mutual honouring" and "non-coercion" are obviously linked; however I'd suggest clarifying that they are two issues, not one. Without wishing to be too prudish, there may be some practices that husband and wife […]