Bishop G. E. Patterson brought indispenible evidence of our need to provide extended ministries. In his prerogative as leader, he re-enforced our position in charitable giving and socail ministries with the creation of COGIC Charities. He engineered new efforts in the realm of philanthropy and evangelism. He could be heard saying,"How can I preach when the vicissitudes of life are destorying the people?" When hurricanes Rita and Katrina ravaged the nation, the plea of the Presiding Bishop was appreciated. It was exraordinary that faith preaching and practical realities of the Gospel prepared the Church of God in Christ to help alleviate the pain and suffering of countness people during the aftermath of the storms.
Glory Glory Hallelujah
Bishop G.E. Patterson Lyrics
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Don't wanna have to make a man sleep in ditch
Snitches make man sick
I.D parade man woulda got picked
Don't say anything mouth is zipped
Innocent man they wanna try convict
If I done that bird I woulda came out out ripped
If I done that bird I woulda came out hench If I done that bird I woulda came out
I keep telling them
But it's like man are talking French
Life has been intense
And respect the pound cause I come from pence
Budabuh buh
Ca manna from the Gaza
Manna from the trench
Manna from the Gaza
Manna from the trench
Manna from the Gaza
Manna from the trench
Keep pushing miner talk bout bench
On the other side of the water
What's on the other side of the fence
Man got shift when the boy them came
Man got hit with the perfect aim
Money went missing and man got blamed
Did a wrongen and man got shamed
Did jack move what did he gain
It weren't him naa he got framed
Can't walk in the hood it's flames
Back road gee can't walk on the mains
Call the other line can't be calling the mains
Your insane in the brain If you think this pussyhole can take my chain
Make man disappear like David Blame if you get in my lane
Make a man run like blood through the vain
Crab in the bucket trying to be top of the chain
All of my niggers come dressed in blue
All of my niggers them are looking brand new
None of my niggers line up in a que
Snitching on my nigger naa no can do
On stage I could never get ya boo
Man will draw your bae man will draw your boo
Manna watching it's nothing new
Eye on me I got my eye on you
Eye on me I got my eye on you
You got your eye on me I got my eye on you
Eye on me I got my eye on you
It's nothing new
Eye on me I got my eye on you
I just looked at my bredrin and I told him keep one eye on the pagans
If I let one fly it's a raven
Ooh look one guy on the pavement
Guilty by association that's true but man can't bun my assailant
Every one day says they want smoke
Antill they smell that gun fire fragrance
It's the the bed night silent creeper
Find and keeper
Try dig deeper
See manna been try and tested
I've excepted life been hectic
My guy say the price is sweeter
Told my man I can find it cheaper
It's the east side diamond geezer
With a hot head violent fever
The essence of Bishop G.E. Patterson's song "Glory Glory Hallelujah" is to exalt and praise God through dance, clapping, and lifting of hands. The song denotes the believers' desire to give glory and honor to God through worship offerings. The repetition of the phrases "we've come to lift our hands and give Him glory," "we've come to clap our hands and send up Judah," and "we've come to do our dance and magnify Him" illustrates the different modes of worship through which the devotees seek to express their gratitude and adoration to God. The song calls for praise not only in words but also in actions, as the congregants are inspired to dance, clap, and lift their hands to God.
Throughout the song, Bishop G.E. Patterson emphasizes the need to give God glory and praise. This song affirms the relevance of worship in the lives of the believers as a way of communicating with God and expressing their faith. The repeated lines of "give Him glory, give Him glory" serve as a reminder that God deserves all glory and praise.
Line by Line Meaning
We've come to lift our hands and give Him glory
We have come here today to worship God and praise Him. We will lift our hands in gratitude and honor to Him.
We've come to lift our hands and give Him praise
We are here to show our respect and admiration to God by clapping and lifting our hands in praise.
Give Him glory, give Him glory
We will give God all the honor and glory that He deserves for being our creator and savior.
We've come to clap our hands and send up Judah
As we celebrate and worship God, we will clap our hands and sing praises to Him, sending up the sound of Judah to the heavens.
We've come to do our dance and magnify Him
We are here to dance and move our bodies in a show of gratitude and admiration to God for all that He has done for us.
Give Him the highest praise
Let us give God the greatest and most honored praise of all, for He is worthy of all our worship and devotion.
Hallelujah
Praise God, for He is worthy of all our honor and glory.
One more time, everybody sing
Let us come together one more time and raise our voices in unison to sing God's praises, for He is worthy of all our worship.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Alicia Augello Cook, Antonio Lamar Dixon, Kenneth B Edmonds
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