Zamar


About Not Having Instruments Accompanying Spiritual Songs.
The Thing That Really Changed My Life Was Coming Across A Track Or An
Advertisement For An Upcoming Men's Full Gospel Meeting, Which Got Me
Pondering If I Was Only Part-Gospel. So, I Am Going To Show You That There
Is A Better Way Supported By Scriptures Than What You Might Think About Not
Having Musical Instruments Accompanying Spiritual Songs.
A Lot Of This Is Hidden To Us, Because Of The Words Used To Interpret Hebrew / Chaldee or Greek / Aramaic Words.
It’s Sort Of Like Love. Love Is The Strongest Force Anywhere,
For God Is Love,
(1 John 4:8);
And Faith Works By Love, {aka. Faith Works By Yahweh}.
But The Word And The Concept Is Being Obscured And Removed And Replaced
With Phrases Like
I ♥ Radio,
Whereas Love Has Been Assigned To A Symbol … ♥
Galatians 5:6
Faith Works By ♥
John 3:16
For God So ♥ The World...
1 John 4:8
God Is ♥
1 John 4:18
There Is No Fear In ♥, But Perfect ♥ Drives Out Fear.
Not The Same. A Lot Is Lost In The Translation.

Every Place Below Where The Word “Sing”
Was Mentioned In The Scriptures Below Was The Word Zamar,
Showing That Instruments Were To Be An
Integral Part Of The Singing. The Interpreters Obscured The Meaning Of Words
Like Sing or
Sing Praises {Zamar}
(Strong’s # 02167)
Give Thanks To Yahweh With The Lyre. Sing Praises To Him With The Harp Of
Ten Strings, (Psalm 33:2).
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This Is To Praise
Yahweh In Song With Any Instrument, (Singing
Is Involved, And Not Instruments Only); {This Is Hidden
From Us, Because The Interpreters Used The Word ~ “Sing
Where The Original Hebrew Arabic Word Used Is
Zamar}
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It Is To Pluck The Strings Of An Instrument To Praise With Song
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To Play A Musical Instrument,
To Celebrate In Song And Music~!
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Through The Idea Of Striking With The Fingers.
I Used To Be Of A Particular Denomination, And Thought I Was Doing Fine.
That Is, Until I Walked Into A Restroom And Someone Left A Track There For An
Upcoming “Men’s Full Gospel Fellowship’ Meeting.
I Thought To The Holy Ghost, Then What Am I? Part Gospel? When I
Talk To God, He Answers Back. But This Time There Was Silence. So,
This Got Me Investigating And If You Ever Feel Like There More, That’s The
Holy
Ghost Informing You That There Is Something More. I Found Out That There Was A
Whole Lot More, Especially In Praise & Worship, And Just Going Through
The Motions Of Singing Is Not The Same As Praising And Pulling Down StrongHolds,
(Psalm 149:1-9).
It’s Not Wrong At All To Sing Songs To Yahweh… But, If You Are Taking Down StrongHolds In Your Area Like A Crystal Meth Lab Or A Moonshine Still,
Or Other Strongholds, Then Just Singing Without Engaging In Faith Won’t Cut It~!
In A Similar Manner, It’s Not Wrong To Worship God In Song Without Instruments… When I Went On Mission Trips To Haiti, It Was Not Wrong For
Us To Bathe In The Cold, Cold Creek (With Our Bathing Suits On). Nor
Was It Wrong To Use The Make-Shift OutHouse To Go To The Bathroom.
But, It’s A Lot Better To Have Warm Water To Take A Shower, (Rather Than A
Bath), and To Have A Flushing Toilet.
If Musical Instruments Were An Integrated Part Of Singing In The Old Testament,
Then It Goes Without Saying That Musical Instruments Are Now A Part Of Singing
In The New Testament. None-The-Less, Musical Instruments As Part Of Singing Is Also
Included In New Testament Scriptures. In The Following Scriptures,
Sing Should Always Be Interpreted As…
Sing {With Instruments}
Psalm 47:6 ~
“Sing {With Instruments} To God~!
Sing {With Instruments}~!
Sing {With Instruments} To Our King~!
Sing {With Instruments}~!”
Psalm 66:4 ~
“All The Earth Worships You And
Sings {With Instruments} Praises To You~!
They Sing {With Instruments} Praises To Your Name~!” (Selah)
Psalm 66:2 ~
“Sing {With Instruments}
Praises About The Majesty Of His Reputation~! Give Him The Honor He Deserves~!”
Psalm 98:5 ~
“Sing {With Instruments}
To Yahweh Accompanied By A Harp,
Accompanied By A Harp And The Sound Of Music~!”
Psalm 104:33 ~
“I Will Sing {With Instruments} To Yahweh As Long As I Live;
I Will Sing {With Instruments} Praise To My God As Long As I Exist~!”
Psalm 146:2 ~ “I Will Praise Yahweh As Long As I Live~! I
Will Sing {With Instruments} Praises To My God As Long As I Exist~!”
Psalm 147:7 ~ “Offer To Yahweh A Song Of Thanks~!
Sing {With Instruments} Praises To Our God
To The Accompaniment Of A Harp~!”
2 Samuel 22:50 ~
“So I Will Give You Thanks, O Yahweh, Before The Nations~! I Will
Sing {With Instruments} Praises To You.”
1 Chronicles 16:9 ~
“Sing {With Instruments} To Him~! Make Music To Him~!
Tell About All His Miraculous Deeds”
Psalm 7:17 ~ “I Will Thank Yahweh For His Justice; I Will
Sing {With Instruments} Praise To The Name Of Yahweh Most High~!”
Psalm 9:2 ~
“I Will Be Happy And Rejoice In You~! I Will
Sing {With Instruments} Praises To You, O Sovereign One~!”
Psalm 9:11 ~
“Sing {With Instruments} Praises To Yahweh,
Who Rules in Zion~! Tell The Nations What He Has Done~!”
Psalm 18:49 ~
“So I Will Give You Thanks Before The Nations, O Yahweh~!
I Will Sing {With Instruments} Praises To You~!”
Psalm 21:13 ~
“Rise Up, O Yahweh, In Strength~! We Will Sing {With Instruments} And Praise Your Power~!”
Psalm 30:4 ~
“Sing {With Instruments} To Yahweh, You Faithful Followers of His;
Give Thanks To His Holy Name.”
Psalm 33:2 ~
“Give Thanks To Yahweh With The Harp~! Sing {With Instruments} To Him In Song”
Psalm 57:7 ~
“I Am Determined, O God~! I Am Determined~! I Will Sing {With Instruments} And Praise You~!”
Psalm 57:9 ~
“I Will Give You Thanks Before The Nations, O Master~! I Will
Sing {With Instruments} Praises To You Before Foreigners~!”
Psalm 68:32 ~ “O Kingdoms Of The Earth,
Sing {With Instruments} To God~!
Sing {With Instruments} Praises To Yahweh”, (Selah).
Every Place Below Where The Word “Sing”
Was Mentioned In The Scriptures Above Was The Word Zamar,
Showing That
Instruments Were To Be An
Integral Part Of The Singing. You Might Say, Well That’s Mostly Old Testament.
I Used To Have A Chrysler Town & Country Van. They Don’t Make These Any More. That’s The Old Vehicle. Now, We Have A Newer Chrysler Pacifica. Everything That Was In The Town & Country Is Also On The Pacifica. I Didn’t Lose Any Features; However, I Gained Some New Benefits Like Back-Up Cameras,
Blind-Spot Indicators On My Mirrors And Automatic Lights Coming On.
That Is The Way It Is With The Old Covenant Compared To The New Covenant.
Hebrews 8:6
But Now He Has Obtained A More Excellent Ministry,
By How Much Also He Is The Mediator Of A Better Covenant,
Which Was Established Upon Better Promises.

Colossians 3:16
“Let The Word Of Christ Dwell In You Richly In All Wisdom; Teaching AND
Admonishing One Another In Psalms
<5568> AND
Hymns AND
Spiritual Songs, Singing With Grace In Your Hearts To Yahweh.”
Colossians 3:16 ~
{Amplified Bible, Classic Edition}:
“Speak Out To One Another In
Psalms, <5568>
AND Hymns AND Spiritual Songs, Offering Praise With
Voices [AND Instruments] And Making Melody With
All Your Heart To The Lord”
Ephesians 5:19 ~
“Speaking To One Another In
Psalms <5568>
AND Hymns AND Spiritual
Songs, Offering Praise With Voices [AND Instruments] AND Making Melody With
All Your Heart To Yahweh”.
Ephesians 5:19 ~ {Amplified Bible, Classic Edition};
“Speak Out To One Another In Psalms <5568>
AND Hymns
AND Spiritual Songs, Offering Praise With Voices [AND
Instruments] And Making Melody With All Your Heart To
The Lord”
Things To Note: The Word ‘Psalms’ Is Different And Has A
Different Connotation Than ‘Hymns’ Or ‘Spiritual Songs’. If This Were Not
True, Then The Author Could Have Used Just One Word To Describe All Three
Actions. The Word ‘Hymns’ Is A Greek / Aramaic Word Used In
Also Acts 16:25;
Where It Is Said That Paul & Silas Were Singing ‘Hymns’, (Strong’s Concordance # 5214)}.
This Gives Us An Insight Into The Meaning Of Singing ‘Hymns’, (Meaning To Sing The Praise Of, Sing Hymns To Or Singing).
To Further Prove This, The Conjunction Word “AND” Was Used
Signifying That The Other Descriptive Words Were A Different Action Than Just ‘Singing’.
The Greek / Aramaic Word Used In Both
Colossians 3:16
& Ephesians 5:19
For “Psalms”
Is “Psalmos”, {Strong’s Concordance #: <5568>}
And The Complete Word Study Dictionary: New Testament © 1992 by AMG International, Inc. Revised Edition, 1993 Defines This As
NT:5568
yalmo/$ Psalmós; gen.
Psalmoú, Masculine. Noun from Psállœ (5567), To Sing, Chant. Originally A Touching,
And Then A Touching Of The Harp or Other Stringed
Instruments With The Finger or With The Plectrum,
Later Known As The
Instrument Itself, And Finally It Became Known As The Song Sung With Musical
Accompaniment.
*
{A Plectrum Is A Small Flat Tool Used For Plucking or Strumming Of A Stringed
Instrument. For Hand-Held Instruments Such As Guitars And Mandolins, The
Plectrum Is Often Called A Pick And Is Held As A Separate Tool In The
Player’s Hand. In Harpsichords, The Plectra Is Now A Part Of The Jack Mechanism}.

Give Thanks To Yahweh With The Lyre.
Sing Praises To Him With The Harp Of Ten Strings,
(Psalm 33:2).
I Will Praise You With The Harp For Your Faithfulness, O My God;
I Will Sing Praise To You With The Lyre, O Holy One Of Israel,
(Psalm 71:22).
Let Them Praise, {Halel}
His Name In Chorus And Choir And With The [Single Or Group]