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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Indescribable (page 4/ 12) ------ performed by Chris Tomlin BEAUTIFUL | Reviewer: lily | 8/27/08 Ohh god as that song said you are an AMAZING GOD Indescribable, uncontainable, You placed the stars in the sky and You know them by name. You are amazing God GOD I WILL WORSHIP YOU ALL DAYS OF MY LIFE seasons may change winter to srping but I will love you until the end of time I LOVE YOU GOD True author of the song | Reviewer: Barbara | 8/19/08 Just to clarify for everyone, this song was not written by Chris Tomlin. It was written by Laura Story, a tremendously talented song writer and musician. Chris Tomlin changed some of Laura's original words and made this song popular. If you have an opportunity, listen to Laura's original version - and her other songs too. She is great! hehehe | Reviewer: kate_jhanry | 8/19/08 whooooaaaaa!!!! i love the song!!!1 it is very inspiring u know...uhm but anyway, Chris TOmlin is also Good iiiiin singing the song...i really love it...it will be my favorite song...i love God... reply to Timothy | Reviewer: Dennis Clough | 8/3/08 No one is allowed to use licence, even "poetic" if it contradicts Scripture. Scripture is written by the Holy Spirit. God, that is.. as in providing a true revelation of Him and His character. Using your example, suppose a child insisted on favorably comparing his crude drawings with the work of Rembrant ... and then everyone agreeing with him because they didn't want to offend the dear child? People so enamored of the questionable lyrics of this well-intentioned song should look at the descriptions of God in the Bible before they agree that He is "untameable" and unknowable. And perhaps you should check your own language use when (ironicaly) defending "Christian" music? dennis clough | Reviewer: timothy | 5/23/08 dennis clough it seems you don't have the capacity for poetic license. for nearly 10,000 years of human history, our poets have tried to take their most sacred thoughts and feelings and put them down in word form... most of them have always felt that "words are not enough" to describe feelings of love or adoration. sometimes even very simple thoughts like caring for a loved one, or a beautiful sunset have left even the best of them "speechless". this song is simply stating the feeling a poet like chris tomlin feels when he tries to descibe God. its a friggin song bro... lighten up. it's an artistic expression. when a child paints a watercolor painting of a happy house do you criticize the "realism" of the work? do you apply 2d dimensional criteria to a toddlers fingerpainting of a dog? tomlin is very much like a child expressing his emotions through a medium... and he does a great job of it... geez Song Goes Too Far | Reviewer: Dennis Clough | 5/21/08 Is God really "indescribable"? Doesn't the Holy Spirit describe Him in His book? Is the Holy Spirit inadequate for the task? Has He failed to give us a complete revelation of the character of our God? Or are His breath taking-writings concerning the majesty of God ignored in favor of zealous worship with out knowledge? And is God really "untamable"? Sounds more like a wild animal or the demon possessed man that Christ healed than the Ancient of Days with whom wisdom dwells in holiness... And please, only SCRIPTURE is inspired of God and only scripture should be used to describe our God. Artists and fans alike should be careful about ascribing Holy Spirit inspiration to these songs or any hymns of the church. Heavenly storehouses | Reviewer: Aubree | 3/25/08 Ray, I'd have to tell you to listen to Nicole! She sounds a lot smarter! I don't know how she knew that, but it is so cool! I'm only 13, so my reiew probably sounds really stupid. Anyway, Seeya! Aubree Heavenly Storehouses laden with snow | Reviewer: Nicole | 3/23/08 To follow up on Aubree's quote from Job, Job 38:22-23 (NASB) 22"Have you entered the storehouses of the snow, Or have you seen the storehouses of the hail, 23Which I have reserved for the time of distress, For the day of war and battle? The storehouses of snow are a natural - and providential- mechanism found in high altitude snowpack in moutains by which water is slowly released in Spring and deeply moisten the soil as opposed to have it quickly run-off and evaporate. This naturally protects the land from drought in the hot summers. This is critical in hot desert like in the Middle East or the American West. Most of the water supply in the Colorado basin, and the drought-stricken California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona depends on these storehouse of snow, which were rather miraculously finally replenished this year after 10 years of dry spells (remember the fires) So science meets scripture here again with the providential "heavenly storehouses" "reserved for the time of distress" (drought). God IS amazing! Note that there is also a spiritual dimension to it, in the very story of Job, his distress and trust in God's Providence. Heavenly Storehouses | Reviewer: Aubree | 3/21/08 Hi Ray. I read your review. Let me try my best to answer your question. In the Bible, it mentions the storehouses, like in the song. Please read Job 38:22-23. Storehouses laden with snow is a metaphor of sorts, meaning that God has stored the snow He will send to earth in "storehouses." Basically where He "keeps the snow." I'm sorry that I can't explain this any better, but as the song says, "None can fathom." A.u.B.r.E.e Heavenly storehouses? | Reviewer: ray | 3/17/08 Does anyone have an explanation for the reference to "heavenly storehouses laden with snow?" We sing this song in church and I love the song, but I like to understand what I'm singing. Are we to assume there is snow in heaven? Is this a spiritual metaphor? Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages