There is an ancient song in the New Testament book of Titus! It is “hidden” in plain view in chapter three.
While it is not apparent in the NIV that verses four
through seven are song lyrics, The Passion Translation (TPT) correctly calls
these verses “The Hymn of Salvation by Grace.” The early church may have sung this
hymn as part of a baptismal service. Paul says that the words are trustworthy.
The ancient songwriter used music to express this truth:
we are saved by God’s grace. What was the melody like? What mode was it sung
in? Was it sung in unison? Accompanied by instruments? I don’t know. Since the
words are trustworthy, I offer them as a short rap, performed by percussion
instruments. I will leave the melody and mode to you.
From the album
“Sing” this video is scrolling playback of Titus 3:4-7 set to a beat.
Kathy
Click here to read
Titus 3 in the NIV and here to read it in TPT.
Print (PDF) sheet
music is available for The Hymn of
Salvation by Grace.
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