#bible #kjv #biblestr Matthew 5 The Sermon on the mount The beatitudes (Reference: *The beatific character, unattainable by effort, is wrought in the believer by the Spirit Gal.5.22-23).

INNER CIRCLE - Jah Music [1976] #reggae #musicstr CAPITOL RECORDS 7" (re) Roger Lewis & Albert Louis Bramy production

Sugar Minott - Jasmine 1981 (12” Reggae) #reggae #loversrock

Sugar Minott - Never My Love 1981 Classic Reggae/Lovers Rock #reggae #loversrock

Christafari- Jesus/Yeshua This original #reggae worship anthem celebrates the matchless name and person of Jesus/Yeshua—whose very name literally means Salvation. Even today, if you hear a modern Hebrew speaker say the word “salvation,” they are saying the name of our Lord. Better yet, it’s not just His name—it’s His job description! #musicstr #biblestr

Soulful #reggae powerhouse Aleighcia Scott drops 'Do You', the long awaited first single from her forthcoming album with legendary producer Rory Stonelove, Windrush Baby.

Ken Booth - Crying Over You #rocksteady #reggae #musicstr

Music video by Third World performing One Cold Vibe (Couldn't Stop Dis Ya Boogie) (Live In Jamaica / 1978). © 1978 Island Records, a division of Universal Music Operations Limited #roots #rock #reggae #musicstr

Barrington Levy - Teach The Youth #roots #reggae #music #lyrics Went away to a far far land, spent some time in New York Most of my time inna England, no welcome back to my bornland Come from england to make some vibes, just to keep my fans alive But the vibes they're teaching me, that dont right in my book, No Yes the vibes they're teaching me, that dont right in my book, Like No put de day nah put dem no weh, no put de day lawd I went dem a stay Sex an guns jus keep dem to de ground horse tonic a mek de girls dem panic Teach de youths dem how to live, Teach de youths dem how to survive Hold your corner and save your life and thats no jive Some of de youths dem make a living by selling some stones While some make a living wiping down cars Can't you see the times your living in? the people are suffering Don't teach me nothing just teach me something Don't teach me nothing just teach me something Hold your corner save your life and thats no jive My heart, my poor little heart, my heart cries to see the youth No put de day nah put dem no weh, no put de day lawd I went dem a stay Sex an guns jus keep dem to de ground horse tonic a mek de girls dem panic

Judah Eskender Tafari - Danger in Your Eyes + Sound Dimension - Version #roots #reggae #music Studio One / Soul Jazz Records 7", sides A and B. Originally released around 1978. Over The Paragons' same title Rock Steady song. From "Studio One Showcase 45" box set.

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Putin to Trump “Next in Moscow Time”

During his July 23, 2025 visit to KCRW, Cory showed us how to "gospel-ify" a song – enjoy his soulful piano take on the Beatles' "Yesterday" #musicstr

Bitcoin is now being included in retirement plans as new regulations pave the way for crypto investments. #bitcoin #crypto #wion

RIP King 👑 of Pacific #reggae #music #musicstr George “FIJI” Veikoso Fiji-indigenous Life

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NEW SINGLE OUT NOW: “Key to the Kingdom” — Christafari & Calvary Life Creative #gospel #reggae

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#bible #biblestr Abednego is a biblical figure, one of three men (along with Shadrach and Meshach) thrown into a fiery furnace by King Nebuchadnezzar for refusing to worship his golden image. Abednego was originally named Azariah. The story of Abednego and his companions demonstrates their unwavering faith and God's miraculous deliverance. Here's a more detailed explanation: Daniel's Companions: Abednego, Shadrach, and Meshach were Jewish exiles in Babylon, selected for their intelligence and aptitude to serve in the royal court. Babylonian Names: Their Hebrew names were replaced with Babylonian names, with Abednego being the Babylonian name given to Azariah. Fiery Furnace Incident: King Nebuchadnezzar erected a large golden image and commanded everyone to bow down and worship it. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused, citing their loyalty to their God. Faith and Deliverance: Enraged, Nebuchadnezzar ordered the three to be thrown into a fiery furnace. However, they were miraculously protected by God, who sent an angel to guard them in the flames, and they emerged unharmed. Recognition of God: This event led King Nebuchadnezzar to acknowledge the power and supremacy of the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. Significance: The story of Abednego (along with Shadrach and Meshach) is a powerful testament to faith, courage, and God's power to deliver those who trust in Him. Never Get Burn - Clinton Fearon