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	<title>Comments on: Blessing and Honour – a video tutorial</title>
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		<title>By: chris</title>
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		<description>hi Vicky--

enjoyed the video, and the song, and indeed the whole album it&#039;s from!  but don&#039;t worry about &quot;the floor of heaven breaks&quot; being &quot;too poetic&quot;. it&#039;s not the most obvious of metaphors, but less obvious ones are often more efficacious.  in a song like &quot;break our hearts&quot;, which is about bringing Christ into the world, i can see why you wanted the turns of phrase to be everyday...but in blessing and honour--if you can&#039;t get poetic in a song about what worship is like in heaven, when can you?

hoping (and praying) that the treatment is going well, and that you&#039;re getting your strength back...

chris</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hi Vicky&#8211;</p>
<p>enjoyed the video, and the song, and indeed the whole album it&#8217;s from!  but don&#8217;t worry about &#8220;the floor of heaven breaks&#8221; being &#8220;too poetic&#8221;. it&#8217;s not the most obvious of metaphors, but less obvious ones are often more efficacious.  in a song like &#8220;break our hearts&#8221;, which is about bringing Christ into the world, i can see why you wanted the turns of phrase to be everyday&#8230;but in blessing and honour&#8211;if you can&#8217;t get poetic in a song about what worship is like in heaven, when can you?</p>
<p>hoping (and praying) that the treatment is going well, and that you&#8217;re getting your strength back&#8230;</p>
<p>chris</p>
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