...Robert E. Hood Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 The Thrills and Chills of Death Robert E. Hood For as by a man came death, by a man has come also the resurrection of the dead. For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall all be made alive. For he must reign until he had put...

... by the Deputy-Mayor and four mace-bearers, all in scarlet robes, met the forty singers as the party landed at the docks at Plymouth. The Lord Mayor made a thrilling welcoming address, to which Dr. Dett responded. The choir sang the beautiful choral, "Now Thank We All Our God," after which the party led...

... the feeling of edification that always accompanies the ethical act. Sensing that the promise has also resulted in a very satisfactory work, I also sense the thrill of what it must feel like to bring to one's native people a first translation of some immensely important work in a foreign language. With my...

..., and substitutes erotic love for Christian love: one's lover replaces Christ and happiness replaces salvation (971 99). Similarly, Charles's "Just for a Thrill" substitutes a man's suffering caused by a woman for a Christian's suffering caused by the devil; his "My Prayer" is supplication not for salvation...

... of commodity. It reads, "Daniel Decatur Emmett (1815 - 1904)1 whose song 'Dixie Land' inspired the courage and devotion of the Southern people and now thrills the hearts of a united nation." Emmett's grave is three miles south of the Snowdens', and the authors of this book rightly devote a sizable amount...

... joins Theresa in the lead vocals. Kenneth, long familiar with Crouch 's music, finally met the performer and composer while traveling in Israel. How fitting and thrilling it was to have made his acquaintance in the Holy Land, said Kenneth. Since that time their relationship has been both professional...

... effects, eery music, and even the chillingly familiar voice of thrill master Vincent Price. It is a mark of Jackson's unique imaginative powers that he is able to explore questions of human nature and identity in this film genre. The video begins with a written disclaimer: "Due to my strong personal...

... an urgency to live fully. - Rev. Alvin L. Kershaw, "The Church Tower" (January 1956) Just recently I had the privilege of interviewing Mary Lou Williams on the occasion of the performance of her "Mass for Peace" by the Alvin Ailey Dance Group at New York's City Center. It was a most thrilling experience...

... presence is awaited. Modem life is filled with sterile spirituality and wasted energy. Prince's answer is to "Hang tough, children . He's coming. He's coming But until then, let's go crazy, let's get nuts. For some, "pills and thrills and daffodils," that is, drugs and actual suicide, are the answer...

... arranged, and although the progressions were in many places striking in their individuality, the manner as a whole was always compelling and true to life. How else could it have produced such thrilling effects throughout the play, especially the tramping scene where "Lord, Ah Don' Feel No Ways Tired...

... of eschatological catastrophic presence is awaited. Modem life is filled with sterile spirituality and wasted energy. Prince's answer is to "Hang tough, children. He's coming, He's coming." But until then, let's go crazy, let's get nuts. For some, "pills and thrills and daffodils," that is, drugs and actual suicide...

... recorder, I was thrilled at the prospect of preserving another version of "Heidenroslein" for posterity, even of filling an anthology of "German Folk Songs from Northern Wisconsin." Inevitably, the recording session began in quite a different way: the singer took down a German hymnbook from the shelf...

... Negro choruses to sing spirituals in the largest available halls, before large audiences, not only dramatically focused attention on Negro native musical ability, but gave the Negroes themselves a thrill of pride in their own ability and in a racial inheritance of which they were fast becoming ashamed...

..., letter, word of mouth, and, on a few occasions, radio. The people who come are instrumental in bringing others. One of the thrills of the whole venture is the vigil that begins at the college on the night before the rally. This waiting and watching to see who is going to arrive is like any other game...

... to do with subjects that cause problems for academic theology (doubt, sexuality, evil). Nonetheless, the medium of expression is powerful and thrilling. Even though this music has been involved in market systems and economic interests for decades now, deep within rock music a vivid and unruly heart...

..., Jr., anc, one by Samuel Wesley, Sr. Its preface even boasts of the hymns being fundamentally "Wesleyan and Methodistic." It says funher that · Methodists of all countries have been noted for their songs. 'The Wesleyan Hymns· are thrilling the hearts of the nations , and in verse and meter the We,lc...

... themselves into the suffocatingly hot front room at Lockett's home and sang four more songs in a most thrilling manner. At this point, not only were my "ears hot," but all of those present were at the point of suffocation. The reader will wonder why such a small place was used for the purpose of having...

... to your symphonic tribute called "In Memoriam: The Colored Soldiers Who Died for Democracy" played by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. I wish I might con­ vey to you the thrilling gratification which I felt in the thought that an American had produced so fine a composition. . . . Your composition...