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Little Altar Boy

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03:49,

2008-04-01 16:59:22

Description: Karen Carpenter's extraordinary voice is showcased in "Little Altar Boy" which was recorded by The Carpenters for their "Christmas Portrait" album. more...

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Tags: little altar boy the carpenters altar boy church stained glass prayer karen carpenter mylady 4lanestudios surfcottage

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ALTAR

11,

01:04,

2008-04-18 13:36:50

Description: a short brief of ALTAR sexercise video

Channel: myspace

Tags: altar music sexercise video

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Altar Call by Mike Fernandez

00:32,

2008-04-18 14:38:58

Description: Saturday night at SESD Uth Convention 2006 in Tampa, Florida. Altar Call by Mike Fernandez from Impact Now.

Channel: myspace

Tags: altar anointing power Spirit worship

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Fire Tunnel Altar Call

00:47,

2008-04-18 14:38:58

Description: SESD Uth Convention 2006 altar call. A fire tunnel was made. People were speaking in tongues, dancing in the Spirit, and just being blessed. Powerful altar call by Mike Fernandez on Saturday night. (More)

Channel: myspace

Tags: altar anointing awesome power Spirit tongues worship

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Toque no Altar-selo do tEu amor

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05:26,

2008-04-02 10:54:09

Description: Toque no Altar - Selo do Teu AmorSenhor sei que estás junto a mim.Me guardas com o selo do teu amor.Me volto a todo instante a pensar em Ti.Não posso esquecer Teu cuidado de pai por (More)

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Tags: Toque no Altar-selo do tEu- amor (religioso)

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Casting Crowns - The Altar and The Door Sneak Preview

23,

05:59,

2008-04-02 19:34:08

Description: Casting Crowns' third studio album, "The Altar and The Door," releases August 28, 2007. For more information, please visit CastingCrowns.com.

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Tags: casting crowns altar and the door mark hall east to west

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The Altar and the Door Tour Promo

02:35,

2008-04-03 08:28:31

Description: Experience "The Altar and the Door" Tour This Fall!

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Tags: Casting Crowns Leeland John Waller Altar and the Door christian music

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Altar Boyz - THE Original Altar Boy, Cheyenne Jackson

00:31,

2008-04-03 11:19:42

Description: We got a quick shout out from THE original Altar Boy, Cheyenne Jackson who is now starring in the Broadway Musical, Xanadu (www.XanaduOnBroadway.com)! Thanks Cheyenne! Brought to you by firstimpre55 (More)

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Tags: Altar Boyz Boys Altarholic Altarholics AltarBoyz Altarholics.com firstimpre55ion Cheyenne Jackson Xanadu Off Broadway

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Shinto Coin Box - Kamidana Altar Shrine Wood Saisenbako

19,

02:32,

2007-12-21 17:05:29

Description: Description Brand new small size wooden religious collection box or saisenbako as they are called in Japanese. Boxes such as these are found at the entrance of nearly every Buddhist temple or Shinto (More) Description Brand new small size wooden religious collection box or saisenbako as they are called in Japanese. Boxes such as these are found at the entrance of nearly every Buddhist temple or Shinto shrine in Japan. Worshipers commonly approach the altar and throw a few coins into the saisenbako before offering a prayer. The same type of box is used in Japan for both temples and shrines, though worshipers at a shrine may ring a bell after depositing their coins and before praying. One of the images which I've included below shows a very large and old saisenbako found at a shrine near our home here in Japan. The rope hanging before the box is used to ring (rattle really) the bell which is suspended from the rafters (If you look closely you may be able to make out the Shrine's altar within the gloomy interior). The Japanese word saisen meaning 'offering' is written in bold, black Japanese characters on the front of the box. This saisenbako would be perfect for use with a small religious altar or perhaps as a very unique piggy bank or change tray. To remove coins one need only push down on the smaller wooden slats at the top to enlarge the hole and gain access to the coins. Please read below to learn more about Japan's native religion Shinto, and how this ancient faith and Buddhism have come to coexist together in modern Japan. Size of collection box: Height: 3.1 inches (8.0 centimeters) Width (at base): 4.5 inches (11.5 centimeters) Depth (at base): 3.1 inches (8.0 centimeters) Weight: 5.5 ounces (157 grams) More about the Shinto religion Shinto is one of the two major religions of Japan (the other is Buddhism). Shinto is often considered to be the native religion of Japan, and is as old as Japan itself. The name Shinto means "the way of the gods." Shinto is a pantheistic religion, in which many thousands of major and minor gods are thought to exist. The Japanese have built thousands of shrines throughout the country to honor and worship these gods. Some shrines are huge and are devoted to important deities. Other shrines are small and may be easily missed when strolling along roads in the countryside (please see the photo below showing our daughter at a very small local shrine near our home in Japan). Shinto gods are called kami. Kami are thought to have influence on human affairs, and for this reason many Japanese make regular pilgrimage to community shrines in order to offer prayers to local kami. The act of prayer involves approaching the shrine structure, passing through the gate-like torii (red gates in the shrine photos below), cleansing the hands and mouth with water and possibly ascending stairs to the main entrance of the shrine. Usually without entering the shrine the worshipper will throw some coins into a stone or wooden collection box and then rattle the suzu bell which is at the top of a long hemp rope. The worshiper grabs hold of the rope and shakes it back and forth causing the copper bell at the top to rattle. This is thought to get the attention of the shrine god. The worshipper then bows twice, claps his or her hands twice and then bows again. In addition, the worshipper may clasp their hands together in silent prayer. Shintoism and Buddhism have managed to find a comfortable coexistence in Japan. Evidence of this harmonious relationship is found in the fact that that most Japanese are married in a Shinto shrine, but buried by a Buddhist priest. item code: INV-0000115_01 category code: smokko ship code: L1650 (Less)

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Tags: Altar Bank Box Coin God Japan Japanese Jinja Kamidana Money Piggy Saisenbako Shelf Shinto Shrine Softypapa Tokaido Wood

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The Altar Girlz- Jesus Rap

19,

04:15,

2007-06-19 13:49:33

Description: Chris, Steph, and Sarah get funky, Jesus style! For bloopers and Deleted scenes go to: http://youtube.com/watch?v=wn_3twneRhY Music: "The Miracle Song" from the Altar Boyz cast (More) Chris, Steph, and Sarah get funky, Jesus style! For bloopers and Deleted scenes go to: http://youtube.com/watch?v=wn_3twneRhY Music: "The Miracle Song" from the Altar Boyz cast recording Lyrics: Yo Abe Break me off a piece of that miracle funk! John: 2 Mother Mary got invited to a wedding Everybody's drinking, excited When all of a sudden The wine gave out Mary on the QT gave JC a shout (Hey!) Jesus said "Woman what do I have to do with you?" He was only there to party with his twelve member crew But Mary was his mama so He said "Fill up those cups with water." And they did thinkin' it was worth a shot Jesus said "Take some out and give it to the waitah" He drank it said, "Why'd you save the good stuff for latah?" The weddin' was a hit and everything turned out fine But how'd he make the water turn into wine? Christ how'd you do that? How'd ya make it happen? Christ how'd you do that? How'd you make it go down? Mark: 1 Galilee was where he was Castin' out demons and preachin' like he does When a leper showed up And begged the Big Man "Make me clean! If you're willing you can!" JC feeling sorry 'cause he knew that leprosy is A whack disease that makes a homie go to pieces Reached out his hand and touched him (eww) "And I will him be cleansed" He said And it worked too! The man was aiight 'cause he came to my boy Not since Second Kings had anybody heard this noise And all He had to do was give that guy one little touch So amazin' I wanna know so much! Christ how'd you do that? How'd ya make it happen? I just gotta ask Jesus Christ How'd you do that? Matt:14 His posse's in the water Rowin' all night While Jesus prayed to his father They were hellah far from shore And the sea was wicked rough When they saw a ghost just walkin' on the water (scary stuff!) They all cried out in fear Thinkin' things were pretty bleak Floating on the ocean but up a creek "It was I" Jesus said "Don't be afraid" But they had doubt So Jesus said to Peter "Stand up and get out o' the boat and come to me" And Pete was walkin' like a pro But the wind kicked up And he was sinkin' like a stone So back into the boat Pete n' Jesus hopped But when they sat down The wind just... stopped Seein' is believin' (ooh) Seein' is believin' (ohoooh) Seein' is believin' (whoooa) Seein' is believing (ooh) He coulda laid low (Seein' is believin') In a carpenter shop Just hammerin' away (Seein' is believin') With the surrogate pop But He took it to the streets And kept it real A lotta folk's sayin' "This guy's the real deal!" They aksed for His help (Seein' is believin') And He did-n't avoid 'em Rolled up His sleeves (Seein' is believin') And Siegfried and Roy'd 'em no hat, no wand, no abra cadabra (Seein' is believin') Pretty fly stuff to this Lowly rapper But some dude said (Seein' is believin') "That was a long time ago" "When's the last time He did a magic show?" (Seein' is believin') Well if your eyes ain't shut (Seein' is believin') And your heart ain't (iced?) You might find yourself sayin' Jesus... Christ how'd you do that? (nah nah nah nah nah naaah) How'd ya make it happen? Christ how'd you do that? How'd you make it go down? Christ how'd you do that? (nah nah nah nah nah naaah) How'd ya make it happen? Christ how'd you do that? Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus! Christ! Jesus Christ! (Less)

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Buddhist Altar Bell Set - Authentic Japan Buddhism Rin

15,

03:20,

2007-12-10 16:46:49

Description: Description Vintage solid brass Japanese Buddhist altar bell with brand new bell cushion (zabuton) and brand new wooden bell striker (bai). Bells such as this are called 'rin' in Japanese (More) Description Vintage solid brass Japanese Buddhist altar bell with brand new bell cushion (zabuton) and brand new wooden bell striker (bai). Bells such as this are called 'rin' in Japanese and are used as implements of prayer and worship within Japanese temples as well as with home altars called butsudan (please read below to learn more about butsudan). The high quality rin offered with this listing is in very good condition and rings with a lovely tone and resonance. This bell dates from the late Japanese Showa period (1926-1989) or before. The bell cushion and striker which are included with this set are new, and were specially selected by the owner of our local Buddhist altar goods store (this type of shop is called Butsuguya in Japanese) as appropriate for use with this size bell. The cushion includes a textured fabric cover and braided thread tassel. Proper use of a cushion and striker improves not only the appearance of a bell, but also enhances the quality of the sound it will produce, and for this reason it is very important that the proper cushion and striker are selected. Size of bell: Height: 4.3 inches (11.0 centimeters or 3.7 sun*) Diameter across top: 5.9 inches (15.0 centimeters or 5.0 sun*) Weight: 31.3 ounces (893 grams) Size of cushion (approximate): Height: 3.5 inches (9.0 centimeters or 3.0 sun*) Diameter: 8.6 inches (22.0 centimeters or 7.3 sun*) Weight: 12.8 ounces (366 grams) Size of striker: Length: 8.2 inches (21.0 centimeters or 7.0 sun*) Weight: 2.6 ounces (73 grams) * The Japanese still measure many traditional craft items according to the old kanejaku system of measure which was formally replaced with the metric system in 1891. Altar bells and accessories are one example where this old system of measure is still used, and brand new religious items will commonly include labels stating the item's size in kanejaku units. The basic unit of measure within this system is the "sun" which equals roughly 3 centimeters. More about Japanese Buddhist home altars At the start of the long Japanese Edo period (1600-1868) the Shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu determined that the country of Nippon (Japan) should be closed to the outside world with the exception of a few ports of trade. This was done in an effort to protect Japan from the colonizing forces of the west and in particular to isolate the Japanese people from the influences of Christianity, which the Shogun viewed as a threat to the principals of Confucianism upon which his rule did depend. Over time this fear of Christianity grew such that laws were eventually passed requiring the Japanese to annually swear devotion to Buddhism. Fearing the threat and penalties of Christian belief, many Japanese families began to erect small Buddhist altars within their home as further proof of their loyalty to Buddhism. These home altars or butsudan as they are called were commonly outfitted with religious implements such as bells, incense burners, candlesticks and statues such that they might resemble Buddhist temples in miniature. Specialist crafts developed for the sole purpose of manufacturing beautiful wooden butsudan and their associated articles of worship. Over time, the practice of maintaining a home altar lost it's original purpose of publicly expressing one's loyalty to Buddhism and instead became an accepted and important household function, particularly with families acting as the head of the household name (usually the home of the first born son). Far from being forgotten as a relic of Japan's past, the butsudan is today an important household fixture which may receive daily attention by family members who consider the altar to symbolically enshrine the spirits and memories of departed ancestors. item code: R1S7-0003433 category code: (nipponrin) (butsudannomono) ship code: B (Less)

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Tags: Altar Authentic Bell Buddhism Buddhist Japan Japanese Rin Softypapa Temple Tokaido

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Italy travel: The Altar of Milan's Duomo

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02:26,

2008-04-02 13:42:26

Description: The altar of Milan's Duomo. Real People having Real Fun! You can view travel videos in full screen near-DVD quality with NO ADS, at jpmeyer.com. Gail at RomanoTravelOnline.com made all our travel (More)

Channel: veoh

Tags: travel italy milan duomo altar

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Altar - La noi (Bukowina MC Putna 2007)

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03:40,

2008-04-03 05:32:28

Description: Altar in concert la Putna 2007

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Tags: altar la noi bukowina bucovina putna radauti

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Altar

04:39,

2008-04-17 15:08:48

Description: Altar (uit Holland) met het nummer God Damn You van de cd In The Name Of The Father uit 1999, Getcha Pull !!!!!666!!!!! DIMESTYLE 666 !!!

Channel: 123video

Tags: Altar deathmetal headbangen metal muziek Altar - God Damn You

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Gerson Cardozo - Eis Me Aqui No Teu Altar