Shane Vaughn sings "The Flutter of their Wings" by Ruth Heflin

FHMI-1327Shane Vaughn2017-01-29Song

(primary) Revelation 4:6–8

the eternal purpose of god jesus the declaration of divine holiness the passing of earthly circumstances spontaneous worship passing away feel the fluttering living creatures among the saints prophetic-style worship four living creatures the encouragement to participate in worship holiness the praise of jesus heavenly presence sacred praise the repetition of worship declarations the expectation of divine activity worship participation congregational worship worship song who was and is the continuity of divine purpose heaven and earth the relationship between heavenly worship and earthly worship the enduring work of god the flutter of their wings the wings of the living creatures fluttering heavenly movement flutter of wings worship exhortation the experience of spiritual movement corporate worship expressive worship eagles' wings the fluttering of wings praise flutter today lift their wings divine holiness repetition expressive praise the perception of spiritual activity the one who was and is the experience of divine presence the movement of heavenly creatures among the saints the movement of hands in praise sabbath worship heavenly worship throne imagery healing throne spontaneous praise saints the sound of heavenly praise the eternal existence of god tomorrow the exaltation of yahweh's holiness faith the possibility of healing the heavenly proclamation of holiness the presence of the saints the lifting of wings eternal purpose divine activity the heavenly throne enduring work ruth heflin the relationship between faith and worship yahweh spiritual encouragement mountain congregation corporate praise belief eternity the encouragement to believe worship beyond the present moment the holiness of yahweh worship imagery god's eternal work the eternal significance of worship the flutter of their wings the presence of heavenly beings the heavenly living creatures the worship of the living creatures holy holy holy divine presence the spiritual imagery of fluttering the imagery of heavenly creatures the connection between movement and praise the imagery of eagles' wings the lasting significance of divine activity temporary circumstances gathering the encouragement of the congregation god the spiritual significance of praise the saints in worship worship leader the participation of the congregation physical participation in worship the four living creatures imitating the flutter of wings spiritual atmosphere holy holy holy hallelujah the saints on the sabbath congregational praise hand movements raise their wings heavenly creatures prophetic-style worship wings sabbath worship sabbath the worship of god the interaction between heaven and earth for eternity the encouragement to perceive spiritual movement the celebration of yahweh shane vaughn living creatures the expectation of spiritual activity the worship of the saints the movement of wings the communal experience of worship hallelujah the eternal dimension of worship heavenly proclamation the eternal nature of yahweh the imagery of a mountain the gathering of heavenly creatures the repetition of sacred praise flutter over you spiritual experience heavenly worship physical praise the atmosphere of worship eternal god shabbat spiritual activity the enduring significance of god's work the difference between temporary and eternal things the worship of heaven the gathering of the saints angelic imagery worship through movement

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Title: Shane Vaughn sings "The Flutter of their Wings" by Ruth Heflin Summary: 1. Introduction to the heavenly living creatures — 00:00–01:12 The performance opens with partially unintelligible singing. The recognizable lyrics introduce the living creatures and their declaration of God's holiness. Vaughn encourages the congregation to participate in the song by moving their hands in imitation of fluttering wings. The fluttering imagery becomes the central recurring theme. 2. The congregation joins the fluttering imagery — 01:12–02:23 Vaughn continues encouraging the congregation to participate. He asks whether listeners can feel the fluttering. The repeated references to the living creatures are accompanied by declarations of holiness. He also refers to the saints gathered on the Sabbath. Vaughn asks the congregation whether they understand and believe what he is describing. 3. The holiness and eternity of God — 02:23–03:30 The worship continues with repeated declarations of God's holiness. The lyrics include the recognizable biblical expression identifying God as the one who was and is, although the surrounding transcription is incomplete. Vaughn encourages collective e lyrics include the recognizable biblical expression identifying God as the one who was and is, although the surrounding transcription is incomplete. Vaughn encourages collective participation. The section includes repeated praise and expressions of hallelujah. 4. The living creatures among the saints — 03:30–04:53 Vaughn returns to the heavenly living creatures. He encourages the congregation to experience the fluttering. He describes the creatures as moving among the gathered saints. He invites listeners to allow the creatures to flutter over them. The emphasis remains on the congregation's participation in the spiritual imagery of the song. 5. Spiritual activity and the possibility of healing — 04:53–06:00 The transcript contains several unclear phrases. The recognizable language refers to the creatures' fluttering and briefly mentions healing. Vaughn expresses uncertainty about what the fluttering may bring or accomplish. He continues describing the creatures as moving among the saints. A reference to a mountain appears near the end of this section, but the precise meaning is unclear. 6. The lifting of wings — 06:00–07:08 Vaughn refers to raised wings and eagles' wings. He e to a mountain appears near the end of this section, but the precise meaning is unclear. 6. The lifting of wings — 06:00–07:08 Vaughn refers to raised wings and eagles' wings. He encourages another moment of participation from the congregation. Music continues as the performance transitions toward a concluding declaration. The transcript does not provide enough clarity to establish an additional biblical passage from this imagery. 7. What God is doing is for eternity — 07:08–08:20 The focus shifts from the fluttering of wings to the lasting significance of God's work. Vaughn repeatedly emphasizes that what God is doing is for eternity. He contrasts this with things that are only for today or tomorrow. He refers to temporary circumstances passing away. He encourages the congregation to repeat the declaration. 8. Final incomplete section — 08:20 onward The transcript resumes the thought that temporary things pass away while God's work endures. However, the recording text ends mid-phrase. The final words and any subsequent teaching cannot be reliably reconstructed from the supplied document. ay while God's work endures. However, the recording text ends mid-phrase. The final words and any subsequent teaching cannot be reliably reconstructed from the supplied document. Shane Vaughn sings "The Flutter of their Wings" by Ruth Heflin - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlWjUNt0xL4 Transcript: (00:00) I can you the blood blood all yeah the living creatures in the see holy holy holy who I than you come on and flatter with me just take your hands and flut with me why the flutter flutter flut of their way yeah the living creatures in the we they s holy holy holy is (01:12) our with me just flut with me you feel that fluttering I the FL flood of there the in the holy holy holy is our God who was and and everybody flut the flutter flut flutter oh they C ground without the Saints on the Sab do you know that tonight do you believe that I (02:23) the they say holy holy God oh is our God who was and is and is everyone one B time I the blood of blood BL hallelujah hallelujah yeah yeah holy holy holy Jes I feel it fling over your sh I feel (03:30) it are Mar the living creatures the living creatures in the real as they see holy and can you feel the flut let them flut over you Jes I feel it fling over your sh I feel (03:30) it are Mar the living creatures the living creatures in the real as they see holy and can you feel the flut let them flut over you tonight the living creatures let them flutter over you the they gather on the S the Saints together they flut they flut among the saints the living creatures holy (04:53) holy let come on let cre GL I can oh they make they make FL healing who knows what they're going to flut oh but they can FL they can flut through the Saints as they came around the mountain oh list as (06:00) they raise their wings toah as they lift those wings of eagles [Music] what one final time what everyone just s feel the there I can [Music] what (07:08) [Music] God is For Eternity what God it's for it's not just for today tomorrow for this Shall Pass why GL yes it is let's sing it again what God doing it's for eternity it's for et I wish you knew how those words for (08:20) etern you know what there just for today forrow this shall pass away for what God's doing St

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1. Introduction to the heavenly living creatures — 00:00–01:12 The performance opens with partially unintelligible singing. The recognizable lyrics introduce the living creatures and their declaration of God's holiness. Vaughn encourages the congregation to participate in the song by moving their hands in imitation of fluttering wings. The fluttering imagery becomes the central recurring theme. 2. The congregation joins the fluttering imagery — 01:12–02:23 Vaughn continues encouraging the congregation to participate. He asks whether listeners can feel the fluttering. The repeated references to the living creatures are accompanied by declarations of holiness. He also refers to the saints gathered on the Sabbath. Vaughn asks the congregation whether they understand and believe what he is describing. 3. The holiness and eternity of God — 02:23–03:30 The worship continues with repeated declarations of God's holiness. The lyrics include the recognizable biblical expression identifying God as the one who was and is, although the surrounding transcription is incomplete. Vaughn encourages collective participation. The section includes repeated praise and expressions of hallelujah. 4. The living creatures among the saints — 03:30–04:53 Vaughn returns to the heavenly living creatures. He encourages the congregation to experience the fluttering. He describes the creatures as moving among the gathered saints. He invites listeners to allow the creatures to flutter over them. The emphasis remains on the congregation's participation in the spiritual imagery of the song. 5. Spiritual activity and the possibility of healing — 04:53–06:00 The transcript contains several unclear phrases. The recognizable language refers to the creatures' fluttering and briefly mentions healing. Vaughn expresses uncertainty about what the fluttering may bring or accomplish. He continues describing the creatures as moving among the saints. A reference to a mountain appears near the end of this section, but the precise meaning is unclear. 6. The lifting of wings — 06:00–07:08 Vaughn refers to raised wings and eagles' wings. He encourages another moment of participation from the congregation. Music continues as the performance transitions toward a concluding declaration. The transcript does not provide enough clarity to establish an additional biblical passage from this imagery. 7. What God is doing is for eternity — 07:08–08:20 The focus shifts from the fluttering of wings to the lasting significance of God's work. Vaughn repeatedly emphasizes that what God is doing is for eternity. He contrasts this with things that are only for today or tomorrow. He refers to temporary circumstances passing away. He encourages the congregation to repeat the declaration. 8. Final incomplete section — 08:20 onward The transcript resumes the thought that temporary things pass away while God's work endures. However, the recording text ends mid-phrase. The final words and any subsequent teaching cannot be reliably reconstructed from the supplied document.

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