1. Go Where I Send Thee
What am I singing about?

2. “One for the little bitty baby”
Peru - 7 wonders of the world
Pieta -Michaelangelo
… Referring to the birth of God’s son Jesus

3. “Two for Paul and Silas”
-Leaders as followers of God
- Put in jail but sang praise to God until the earth shook and the prison bars were opened

4. “Three Hebrew Children”
-From Daniel Chapter 3
- Three children refused to bow and worship a gold statue the king had made
-Were thrown into the fiery furnace
-Angel was there with them and the children were saved -

5. “Four Gospel Writers” Gospel = Good News
-Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
First gospel was written by Mark 70 years after Jesus had passed

6. “Five for the bread they did divide”
- Five thousand men had gathered to see Jesus
-He fed the men on five loaves of bread and two fish

7. “Six for the days when the world was fixed”
Sistine Chapel, Vatican
God created the world in six days

8. “Seven for the day God laid down his head”
God created the earth in six days and on the seventh day he rested

9. “Eight for the eight the flood couldn’t take”
- the eight people on Noah’s Ark when the flood came
- shipbuilder, wife, their three sons and their wives

10. “Nine for the Angel Choirs divine”
Seraphim
Cherubim
Thrones
Dominions
Virtues
Powers
Archangels
Principalities
Angels
Hierarchical

11. “Ten for the ten commandments”
The Ten Commandments, also known as the Decalogue, are a set of biblical principles relating to ethics and worship, which play a fundamental role in Judaism and Christianity.
Dead Sea Scrolls

12. “Eleven of them singing in heaven”
“The Last Supper”
Leonardo Divinci
“Eleven of them singing in heaven”
-Jesus had twelve apostles
- One (Judas) was unfaithful

13. “Twelve for the twelve disciples"
Andrew
Bartholomew / Nathanael
James, the Elder
James, the Lesser or Younger
John
Judas
Jude / Thaddeus
Matthew / Levi
Peter or Simon Peter
Philip
Simon the Zealot
Thomas
Sculpture from church in France

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