Bands and their scripture references

[Diehardpetrafan:)]

Hey! I got an idea when I was looking through my Bible at all the bands names I had written next to a verses. Not all bands will have references but most will I'm sure!
Let the list begin!
WhiteHeart-Psalm 51:10
Shout-Psalm 33:1, 2
Resurrection Band-Matthew 28:5-6
Stryper-Isaiah 53:5
DC Talk-Ephesians 4:29
Fear Not-Isaiah 35:4a, 41:10, 13
Note: Here is an easy place to find a verse for pretty much whatever you want https://www.openbible.info/topics/
If you think a verse goes with a band, post a reply, and DON'T write the verse's text out, just it's reference- it'll help me & perhaps others to actually look in their Bibles more Thanks

[Mountain Man]

It took me a long time to figure out that the band name "Third Day" was a reference to Jesus rising from the dead on the third day. I used to think it was a reference to the third day of creation, and I wondered why they thought the creation of land and plants was so significant!

Why, yes, sometimes I do have trouble seeing the obvious.

[Diehardpetrafan:)]

That's how I am, though! It took me forever to realize that Barren Cross meant the cross was empty!

[brenthandy]

I am still looking for the verse for the Kiss lyric from On the 8th Day, "On the eighth day, God created rock and roll..."

[George Harrison]

I am still looking for the verse for the Kiss lyric from On the 8th Day, "On the eighth day, God created rock and roll..."

I'm sure you will find it in the same place God creates the unicorns

[Diehardpetrafan:)]

Well, I guess "God gave rock n roll to you!"

[sickasadog]

That's how I am, though! It took me forever to realize that Barren Cross meant the cross was empty!

Just learned this by reading your post. I'd never really given it any thought before I guess

[Mountain Man]

I am still looking for the verse for the Kiss lyric from On the 8th Day, "On the eighth day, God created rock and roll..."

The Bible talks about the rocks crying out, so close enough?

[George Harrison]

That's how I am, though! It took me forever to realize that Barren Cross meant the cross was empty!

Just learned this by reading your post. I'd never really given it any thought before I guess

I never thought of that either , thanks for telling us

[Diehardpetrafan:)]

I am still looking for the verse for the Kiss lyric from On the 8th Day, "On the eighth day, God created rock and roll..."

The Bible talks about the rocks crying out, so close enough?

Hey yeah that's a pretty good idea on it!

[Diehardpetrafan:)]

That's how I am, though! It took me forever to realize that Barren Cross meant the cross was empty!

Just learned this by reading your post. I'd never really given it any thought before I guess

I never thought of that either , thanks for telling us

Lol, no problem guys!

[zman7720000]

I am still looking for the verse for the Kiss lyric from On the 8th Day, "On the eighth day, God created rock and roll..."

I'm sure you will find it in the same place God creates the unicorns

10 But my horn shalt thou exalt like the horn of an unicorn: I shall be anointed with fresh oil.
Psalm 92:10 King James Version (KJV)

[George Harrison]

I am still looking for the verse for the Kiss lyric from On the 8th Day, "On the eighth day, God created rock and roll..."

I'm sure you will find it in the same place God creates the unicorns

10 But my horn shalt thou exalt like the horn of an unicorn: I shall be anointed with fresh oil.
Psalm 92:10 King James Version (KJV)

I was unaware of that verse until now. Some say the Bible was referring to a single horned rhinoceros
https://creationtoday.org/why-does-the- ... -unicorns/

[Diehardpetrafan:)]

Duuude really? Actually I think my mom said it was probably Rhinos but idk

[Mountain Man]

I am still looking for the verse for the Kiss lyric from On the 8th Day, "On the eighth day, God created rock and roll..."

I'm sure you will find it in the same place God creates the unicorns

10 But my horn shalt thou exalt like the horn of an unicorn: I shall be anointed with fresh oil.
Psalm 92:10 King James Version (KJV)

Because everything in the Bible is meant to be taken strictly literally, especially the poetic and metaphorical language used in the book of Psalms, am I right?