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Christians do you have personal knowledge of this scripture be true in your life?

Proverbs 18:10 (Amplified Bible) 10THE name of the Lord is a strong tower; the [consistently] righteous man [upright and in right standing with God] runs into it and are safe, high [above evil] and strong.

I cannot even count how many times I have found that scripture to be true, and so many of these other companies. The name of the Lord is strong, because first of for a different name. Moreover convene holy spirit, that sends bad driving. When Gods people call his name – we will strengthen as we humble ourselves, and so he gives grace. Lord always hear the cries of the righteous God is always listening. Work – Colossians 3:23 Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, and not for men (it was amazing) Filip Collar 4:6 Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. So many sayings, so many hymns, Romans 12:2 Do not meet any longer to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is his good, comfortable and perfect will.

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Amplify $12.47 {$Elliot Martin} joined {$John Brown’s Body} as a backup singer on the band’s second album. Over the next ten years, his role grew to the point that he began sharing lead vocal and songwriting duties with founding bandleader {$Kevin Kinsella}, and {$Marti

John Brown`s Body – Amplify [Digipak] [9/30] * $18.77 Personnel: Elliot Martin (vocals, keyboards, tambourine, programming); Hassaan Mackey (vocals); Alex Toth & the Ladybirds (trumpet); Brian Thomas (trombone); Tommy Benedetti (drums).Audio Mixer: Jason "Jocko: Randall.Recording information: More Sound Studios, Syracuse, NY; Rep Studios, Ithaca, NY; Shut-In Studios, Ithaca, NY.Illustrator: Chris Grace.AMPLIFY is the first John Brown`s Body album without group founder Kevin Kinsella. In his place, vocalist and songwriter Elliott Martin takes over as the band`s primary creative force. While AMPLIFY represents a move toward a poppier, more electro-groove-based direction, it is also characterized by beautiful melodies, occasionally unusual instrumentation, and dense, inventive arrangements. On AMPLIFY, Martin and John Brown`s Body manage to stay true to the group`s roots reggae vision while also expanding the vocabulary of the group`s sound. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

John Brown`s Body – Amplify [Digipak] [9/30] * $15.42 Personnel: Elliot Martin (vocals, keyboards, tambourine, programming); Hassaan Mackey (vocals); Alex Toth & the Ladybirds (trumpet); Brian Thomas (trombone); Tommy Benedetti (drums).Audio Mixer: Jason "Jocko: Randall.Recording information: More Sound Studios, Syracuse, NY; Rep Studios, Ithaca, NY; Shut-In Studios, Ithaca, NY.Illustrator: Chris Grace.AMPLIFY is the first John Brown`s Body album without group founder Kevin Kinsella. In his place, vocalist and songwriter Elliott Martin takes over as the band`s primary creative force. While AMPLIFY represents a move toward a poppier, more electro-groove-based direction, it is also characterized by beautiful melodies, occasionally unusual instrumentation, and dense, inventive arrangements. On AMPLIFY, Martin and John Brown`s Body manage to stay true to the group`s roots reggae vision while also expanding the vocabulary of the group`s sound. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

John Brown`s Body – Amplify [Digipak] [9/30] * $14.83 Personnel: Elliot Martin (vocals, keyboards, tambourine, programming); Hassaan Mackey (vocals); Alex Toth & the Ladybirds (trumpet); Brian Thomas (trombone); Tommy Benedetti (drums).Audio Mixer: Jason "Jocko: Randall.Recording information: More Sound Studios, Syracuse, NY; Rep Studios, Ithaca, NY; Shut-In Studios, Ithaca, NY.Illustrator: Chris Grace.AMPLIFY is the first John Brown`s Body album without group founder Kevin Kinsella. In his place, vocalist and songwriter Elliott Martin takes over as the band`s primary creative force. While AMPLIFY represents a move toward a poppier, more electro-groove-based direction, it is also characterized by beautiful melodies, occasionally unusual instrumentation, and dense, inventive arrangements. On AMPLIFY, Martin and John Brown`s Body manage to stay true to the group`s roots reggae vision while also expanding the vocabulary of the group`s sound. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

John Brown`s Body – Amplify [Digipak] [9/30] * $13.13 Personnel: Elliot Martin (vocals, keyboards, tambourine, programming); Hassaan Mackey (vocals); Alex Toth & the Ladybirds (trumpet); Brian Thomas (trombone); Tommy Benedetti (drums).Audio Mixer: Jason "Jocko: Randall.Recording information: More Sound Studios, Syracuse, NY; Rep Studios, Ithaca, NY; Shut-In Studios, Ithaca, NY.Illustrator: Chris Grace.AMPLIFY is the first John Brown`s Body album without group founder Kevin Kinsella. In his place, vocalist and songwriter Elliott Martin takes over as the band`s primary creative force. While AMPLIFY represents a move toward a poppier, more electro-groove-based direction, it is also characterized by beautiful melodies, occasionally unusual instrumentation, and dense, inventive arrangements. On AMPLIFY, Martin and John Brown`s Body manage to stay true to the group`s roots reggae vision while also expanding the vocabulary of the group`s sound. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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John Brown`s Body – Re-Amplify [3/17] * $10.1 As gap-fillers go, this seven-track collection of remixes-plus-one-new-live-song (which is based primarily on John Brown`s Body`s 2008 album, Amplify) is about as good as they come. The band`s turn from roots reggae classicism became decisive over the course of its last two albums as former backup singer Elliot Martin has taken firmer control of the group, and it is now a completely different organism: although the John Brown`s Body sound is still distinctly reggae-ish, it`s denser, swirlier, sometimes downright funky, and loaded with more powerful melodic hooks. It`s the perfect vehicle for an adventurous electro-dub or techno producer in a remixing mood, and several showed up to contribute to this exciting collection. There are two mixes of "The Gold," one a brilliant jungle-dub mix by Wrongtom and Maxwell Bruck and the other a subtler and prettier interpretation by the Canadian reggae producer Dubmatrix. Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo contributes a chugging, electro-rock take on "Push Some Air," and GoldieLocks and Synth Girl team up on a reggaeton mix of "Give Yourself Over." The program closes with an excellent live recording of "Struggling," a new song that has yet to appear on a John Brown`s Body album but that harks back explicitly to the band`s earlier, rootsier sound. This may not be an essential addition to every reggae collection, but no John Brown`s Body fan will want to be without it. ~ Rick Anderson Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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John Brown`s Body – Re-Amplify [3/17] * $7.06 As gap-fillers go, this seven-track collection of remixes-plus-one-new-live-song (which is based primarily on John Brown`s Body`s 2008 album, Amplify) is about as good as they come. The band`s turn from roots reggae classicism became decisive over the course of its last two albums as former backup singer Elliot Martin has taken firmer control of the group, and it is now a completely different organism: although the John Brown`s Body sound is still distinctly reggae-ish, it`s denser, swirlier, sometimes downright funky, and loaded with more powerful melodic hooks. It`s the perfect vehicle for an adventurous electro-dub or techno producer in a remixing mood, and several showed up to contribute to this exciting collection. There are two mixes of "The Gold," one a brilliant jungle-dub mix by Wrongtom and Maxwell Bruck and the other a subtler and prettier interpretation by the Canadian reggae producer Dubmatrix. Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo contributes a chugging, electro-rock take on "Push Some Air," and GoldieLocks and Synth Girl team up on a reggaeton mix of "Give Yourself Over." The program closes with an excellent live recording of "Struggling," a new song that has yet to appear on a John Brown`s Body album but that harks back explicitly to the band`s earlier, rootsier sound. This may not be an essential addition to every reggae collection, but no John Brown`s Body fan will want to be without it. ~ Rick Anderson Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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