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MUSIC ALL SONGS A LAW TO THEMSELVES

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Praise is perfected with the children. This means THE CHIEF MUSICIAN IS THE WOMEN, THE MOTHERS.

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THE SONGS ARE A LAW UNTO THEMSELVES

Songs and Psalms as Eternal Laws

In the year of our LORD GOD 2024, on January 23rd, at precisely 7:53 AM, I found myself listening to a Pearl Jam song. The lyrics echoed through my mind: "I will find my way home, with my hands, I will find my way home with my hands."

This made me ponder how Eddie Vedder could tap into such a profound truth about human existence—that our journey and essence are shaped by our hands. How could he know the depth of what has been set in motion by THE LORD for the faithful sons and fathers? The answer is simple: he doesn’t. Yet, it is another testament to the notion that songs exist as a law unto themselves. Under the guidance of a mother’s wisdom, this applies not just to the Psalms of the Bible but to all music. Every melody carries a truth tailored for its people, its era, like wine that ages with time—be it to praise GOD or challenge Him.

In His infinite mercy and wisdom, THE LORD GOD allows it. Without spiritual rebirth, sons are forgotten, just as those who turned away, rendering unto Caesar and neglecting GOD’s word. To console, to comfort, to bless, and to love even those who despise Him, He keeps them through songs—under the nurturing guidance of mothers or perhaps THE CHIEF MUSIC DIRECTOR, as frequently mentioned in the Psalms.

As THE LORD says, “those that hate me, I shall esteem lightly.” Thus, songs are eternally remembered in some form, resonating with the beats of the heart, through the daughters, the bloodlines, and the mothers.

A curious fact about Psalms often arises: the phrases like “THE CHIEF MUSICIAN” or other headings. Scholars today cannot ascertain whether these are introductory notes or concluding remarks for each Psalm. Isn’t it intriguingly fitting? For she embodies duality—the twin roles of the Aysh wife, daughter, and Mother of all living, Eve. Is she a daughter first or a mother first? It depends on who inquires—her sons or her brothers, who are also her fathers.