Thanks for the reaction ❤

Wonderful to think we have given so much yet dispised because we wanted better worldwide

@mattanthony2277

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It is easy to not like the successful who have achieved greatness. It is often ignorance of the truth and often hatred of self when measured.

I'm an atheist, but regardless, I adore Jerusalem and regard it as our de facto anthem in England. For our union as a whole, it's "God Save the King."

I think you may enjoy Jerusalem sung at "Last Night at the Proms" 2012 also same concert Rule Britannia , this is a concert held every year the season of concerts last 6weeks through the summer, always finishing in Last Night with all our favorites, you will be amazed at the number of people all over the UK joining in singing

@strongladyd3542

17 күн бұрын

I will check it out

Jerusalem is a hymn. Many want it to be our National Anthem instead of "God Save the King". It is not Scottish or Welsh, just English. The feet spoken about are "Jesus".

@strongladyd3542

17 күн бұрын

Okay thanks for the information I appreciate it

@mattanthony2277

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@@strongladyd3542 It is likely that Jesus visited these sceptered isled on his voyage with his uncle before he returned to fulfill his destiny. He was absent for about 30 years in biblical history. I am not religous but think a man likely existed that had a vision. Dr. King had a vision so why not a man about 2000 years ago who had the wealth to travel widely and absorb the brilliance ofthe era, after all, he was the child of kings.

It is ‘unofficially’ the national anthem of England as opposed the God Save the King is the national anthem of the United Kingdom. This is in the same way as Flower of Scotland is sung by the Scottish rugby team before matches. It was used to represent England in the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games. It’s a beautiful song.

@strongladyd3542

17 күн бұрын

Thank you

Its not the National Anthem that is God Save the King Many people would prefer this song to be the National Anthem This version is sung by Lesley Garrett have a listen to "I vow to thee my country" sung by Royal Marines Band

@dWFnZWVr

19 күн бұрын

It is the unofficial anthem of England and is sung at cricket, rugby and at the commonwealth games.