War Psalms War Tunes 5 Steps

 War Psalms War Tunes 5 Steps (Theopolis Three is PPS)

First, 3 benefits. 1—The grandchildren of your grandchildren will bless you. 2—Everybody glorifies the Bible in miniature, the Psalms, by ALSO singing them in Hebrew. Compare unity of Latin Mass with native speech interlinearity. 3—Timing . Emphasize what’s to be done NOW. (The Theopolis ending in in a Postscript.

5 Steps .Count. 3x4. Small, Enthusiastic Groups Prayer. Priorities. Hebrew and Score. AN EXAMPLE.

Count. Take Psalm 117, with 150:6 as ending. JBJ. Hebrew Cadence  per Cascione, influenced by JBJ> There are 5 commands to praise!, 6 praisers (KJV) and 7 Praised.

3x4. 3  covenants. Church ,King, Word. 4 fronts (ERH). Forward, In, Back, Out.

Put a small, enthusiastic group (ERH, ‘Universals History 1954’—www.erhfund.org) in each of the 12. (From ‘Toward Peace 2—Gospels Layer of Eternal Calendar’,’ page 96😊 I propose: Garden Forward, 1--Christian Courts—Inward, 2--Psalms—Backward, 3--Godparents For Eldsters (sic) —Outward, 4—'Contagious Disciple Making’ the book (baptized a million).  Land, 5—Twelve Word Platform/Shadow Non-government, 6—Restraint, 7—History of Western Civilization (North, ERH, JBJ), 8—Peace Tribe World, 9—A Thousand Year Prayer/Gospels Layer of Eternal Calendar, 10—Money 2.0 (and local community currencies 3,500-4,500,LETS, etc.) (Mar 21 Coin Yourself and (March 19 A. D. 2021 add 100 Trillion Shares Capitalizing Yourself)) 11—LocalOnlineLeader—consult, better and worse than you can possibly imagine, calling, helping, praying), 12—New property, profits through service, ’et mohar’, Jay Abraham ( has been modified per Berman and Kotke)

THIS IS A PRAYER. JBJ writes at the end of ‘Through New Eyes’ that God is changing things, but we are not to ‘play God’ and try to do it. So, a prayer.

Hebrew—interlinears are online. Score. Take a 12 key octave—7 white and 5 black. Marry each group in order to a note. 1 is lowest, ‘Court’: Law. 4 is 3 up, Disciple: Gospel. 9 is up more: Calendar. Each phrase with the corresponding praise!/ praisers/Praised is sung using that note. (Otheres know those languages, I’m only a patternist). Praised is note 1, praisers is note 4, praise! Is note 9. I have this worked out, if one wished to see it. I’d need the Hebrew and the score written by someone who knows those languages.

M WILL BE

THE FORM: Musical score, (English) words, Hebrew transliteration, Hebrew letters.

I’d pay.

 

Thus we sing the Bible in miniature (Psalms, Luther--[Pslams {sic} are imprecatory]) ALSO in Hebrew. Gllorify8ing, and it’ll take generations.

 

Love in King Jesus,

 

Chuck

PS: I’ll pay to have this done and put in, using a couple of pages of the forthcoming Psalter. It takes some aspects of JBJ’s work and  applies them.

PPS: For Theoopolis’ ‘Bible, Liturgy, Culture’ I see the note as 1, 9, 12. ’Culture’I see as Forward/World because of JBJ’s explanation of the 5 of Creation, the glass of water, and Newton’s law  of gravity as proceeding a law worship service: Called by the falling apple, Cleansed by his knowing that he doesn’t know, but that he can find out, Consecrated by researching what was written in the past and his formation of an hypothesis, theis tested, twice, in Communion, and that, his now theory surviving, Commissioned to take it out to the world.

So, a three note for a  monotonic chant with 3 at the end would be: 12, 9, 1.
This ‘Theopolis three’ would be praying to the LordTrinity that we recognize the importance of Bible, Liturgy, Culture.

 

APPENDIX  The Pattern Tune of Psalm 117 with 150:6 (KJV)--AN EXAMPLE

 

So, Psalm 117 with 150;6. JBJ said once that each Psalm of a respective Book (of 5) ends with the last verse of that book.

 

9—O praise

 

1—the Lord

 

4—All ye nations

 

9—Praise

 

1—Him

 

4—All ye people

 

1—For His merciful kindness is great

 

4—toward us

 

1—And the truth of the Lord endureth forever

 

9—Praise

 

4—ye

 

1—the Lord

 

4—Let everything that hath breath

 

9—praise

 

1—the Lord

 

9—Praise

 

4—ye

 

1—the Lord

 

 

THE FORM: Musical score, (English) words, Hebrew transliteration, Hebrew letters.

(One could even use the instruments COMMANDED in Psalm 150!)