finding it difficult to understand d write up

And also the story behind the hymn, "I have decidedly follow Jesus".

I thought the OP wanted to tell us why the composer of the hymn composed it.

Meaning

s3tt1ngz003:

Thanks for coming out to say this, you see most of those that comment didn't read talk less of understanding the write-up. I read it twice yet I can't understand either.

I'll help out a bit.. a young man feeling unconcerned about his soul was approached by a pastor who invited him over to a programme holding in his church. On attending the programme, he went with a friend who raised a song when the time for young men to sing a song came. The wordings of the song"pass me not o gentle saviour" captured him at that point, he asked himself what his life would become if God passes him by. There and then he bought into the song and sang deep straight from his heart.
After the closure of the gathering, the pastor met with him and asked him to narrate how he felt of which he told him of how he was working by a canal and heard the song from some fellas having a meeting by a boat. The part "While on others Thou art calling, do not pass me by" from the song got to him and then he believed it was the turning point to which he became saved after the church programme.
Hopefully you'll understand with my little explanation but if not, then revert back to the original and read between the lines of each words slowly. Best wishes of the new month.

my best hymn so far.

This is better than rubbish that some people write on Sunday

All of u that are commenting did u read the write up...read it twice still didnt understand anything.

where's the "true story"?
can't you just compose a concise (re)view of something without introducing gross ambiguity and unparalleled vagueness?

s3tt1ngz003:

Thanks for coming out to say this, you see most of those that comment didn't read talk less of understanding the write-up. I read it twice yet I can't understand either.

Its written in simple enough English. What's there not to understand?

A pastor desired the salvation of a particular young man and kept inviting him to church and one day to his surprise the young man came and during the singing of hymns he chose to sing the "pass me not o gentle savior song" and did it with such gusto and when an altar call was made he came out with such eagerness and when asked why he is giving his life he narratted how he heard the same song while at his job and wondered what would happen to him if God truly passes him by and out of great fear for his soul, gave his life to God and indeed God did not pass him by.

Understand it now?

Sketch007:


I'll help out a bit.. a young man feeling unconcerned about his soul was approached by a pastor who invited him over to a programme holding in his church. On attending the programme, he went with a friend who raised a song when the time for young men to sing a song came. The wordings of the song"pass me not o gentle saviour" captured him at that point, he asked himself what his life would become if God passes him by. There and then he bought into the song and sang deep straight from his heart.
After the closure of the gathering, the pastor met with him and asked him to narrate how he felt of which he told him of how he was working by a canal and heard the song from some fellas having a meeting by a boat. The part "While on others Thou art calling, do not pass me by" from the song got to him and then he believed it was the turning point to which he became saved after the church programme.
Hopefully you'll understand with my little explanation but if not, then revert back to the original and read between the lines of each words slowly. Best wishes of the new month.

Your topic is very different from what you pen down, Mr. man.
You only write how the song saved someone, not the story of how it was composed.

The hymn was actually composed by Jane Fanny Crossby, who lost her sight when she was just 6 month old. It was during a powerful crusade that she received the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and started singing the song.

She was also the person that composed:
'There's a fountain filled with blood',

okomile:
Inspiring song!

Hope the rain will make pple go to church to worship and give thanks to Him.

Na everywhere E dey rain?
Lazy youth

Ain't seeing the correlation between how the hymn came into being and the write up

DEIFIED:
I am not understanding this write up.

twice I read it, didn't understand bit of it.

inspiration

Butterflyleo:


Its written in simple enough English. What's there not to understand?

A pastor desired the salvation of a particular young man and kept inviting him to church and one day to his surprise the young man came and during the singing of hymns he chose to sing the "pass me not o gentle savior song" and did it with such gusto and when an altar call was made he came out with such eagerness and when asked why he is giving his life he narratted how he heard the same song while at his job and wondered what would happen to him if God truly passes him by and out of great fear for his soul, gave his life to God and indeed God did not pass him by.

Understand it now?

NO! Because op said how d song came

I don't understand the write up sha.. but I know it's Jane francas(or thereabouts) a blind poet that wrote this song and whole lots of other hymns . her life story us very inspiring.

Such an emotional and truly spiritual song.

This post is intricately ambiguous... but I got it anyway.

ybalogs:
No matter what happened on the pitch in the first half, the second half can switch and that is what determines who wins. This second half of the year will be in your favour. God will condition everything to favour you and perfect all that concerns you. Welcome to July and the second half of 2018.

Amen o, this time around good things will not pass us by, including Nigeria o. Hmm at this point na mercy we need.

More inspiring songs at www.nigeriapen.com

Nedfed:



Na everywhere E dey rain?
Lazy youth

Thank God, am not a youth

omoelerin1:
Your topic is very different from what you pen down, Mr. man.
You only write how the song saved someone, not the story of how it was composed.

The hymn was actually composed by Jane Fanny Crossby, who lost her sight when she was just 6 month old. It was during a powerful crusade that she received the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and started singing the song.

She was also the person that composed:
'There's a fountain filled with blood',

I bet you din't get the heading of the thread well right? Well i'll help clear you again;

firstly, the topic wasn't mine i only expantiated for few persons who found it hard to understand what the op wrote.

Secondly; The heading said "stories behind the hymn and not who composed it" . Gracias

Interesting.

Sketch007:


I'll help out a bit.. a young man feeling unconcerned about his soul was approached by a pastor who invited him over to a programme holding in his church. On attending the programme, he went with a friend who raised a song when the time for young men to sing a song came. The wordings of the song"pass me not o gentle saviour" captured him at that point, he asked himself what his life would become if God passes him by. There and then he bought into the song and sang deep straight from his heart.
After the closure of the gathering, the pastor met with him and asked him to narrate how he felt of which he told him of how he was working by a canal and heard the song from some fellas having a meeting by a boat. The part "While on others Thou art calling, do not pass me by" from the song got to him and then he believed it was the turning point to which he became saved after the church programme.
Hopefully you'll understand with my little explanation but if not, then revert back to the original and read between the lines of each words slowly. Best wishes of the new month.

Thanks, this helped

harriet412:


Thanks, this helped

You are welcomed