AY Honors/Hymns/Answer Key - Revision history

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Pathfinders at 02:00, 4 January 2024

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Pathfinders at 01:59, 4 January 2024

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Pathfinders at 01:58, 4 January 2024

2024-01-04T01:58:51Z

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- Category of AYHAB

W126jep at 17:50, 26 May 2021

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 <!-- 9. Create a media experience about two hymn writers, one of which must be an early advent hymn writer, and list your resources. -->
-SDA hymn writers: Edison White, Franklin E. Belden, D.S. Hakes (music), Joseph Harker, Edwin Barnes, Oliver Beltz, Wayne Hooper, Carol Mayes
+SDA hymn writers: Edson White, Franklin E. Belden, D.S. Hakes (music), Joseph Harker, Edwin Barnes, Oliver Beltz, Wayne Hooper, Carol Mayes
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 *2. a song of praise or joy
 *3. something resembling a hymn”
-*The difference between a hymn and a praise song is two-fold:
+The difference between a hymn and a praise song is two-fold:
-*1) praise songs are less formal in their "lyric structure," while hymns will seem more like a poem set to music.
+) praise songs are less formal in their "lyric structure," while hymns will seem more like a poem set to music.
-*2) praise songs are horizontal, talking about the personal experience while hymns are typically vertical, talking about God.
+) praise songs are horizontal, talking about the personal experience while hymns are typically vertical, talking about God.
 The original greek for "hymn" means "praise song (to God)"

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 *2. a song of praise or joy
 *3. something resembling a hymn”
-the difference between a hymn and a praise song is two-fold: 1
+*The difference between a hymn and a praise song is two-fold:
-) praise songs are less formal in their "lyric structure," while hymns will seem more like a poem set to music.
+*1) praise songs are less formal in their "lyric structure," while hymns will seem more like a poem set to music.
-) praise songs are horizontal, talking about the personal experience while hymns are typically vertical, talking about God.
+*2) praise songs are horizontal, talking about the personal experience while hymns are typically vertical, talking about God.
 The original greek for "hymn" means "praise song (to God)"

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 *3. something resembling a hymn”
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-<!--  11. Learn a hymn that is unfamiliar to you and perform it for one of the following: your church, youth or Pathfinder group, or in another setting approved by your leader. -->
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-When setting a passage of text to music, it is a good idea to start with the meter - that is, count the number of syllables in each phrase.  Then divide the passage into segments to create a structure where the numbers repeat (if possible), and where the divisions between segments are in logical places.  If you are having difficulty with this, try a different translation of the passage - it will likely have a different meter that may lend itself to this process a bit easier.
+When setting a passage of text to music, it is a good idea to start with the meter - that is, count the number of syllables in each phrase. Then divide the passage into segments to create a structure where the numbers repeat (if possible), and where the divisions between segments are in logical places. If you are having difficulty with this, try a different translation of the passage - it will likely have a different meter that may lend itself to this process a bit easier.
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 * Topical index: can search for hymns to use by topic
 * Scriptural index of worship aids (and Scriptural allusions in hymns and indexed by hymn number): can search for hymns to use by Bible verse
-* Hymns suitable for sentences and responses: hymns that can be used in part in the worship service beyond being sung.  i.e. benedictions, call to worship, before offering, etc.
+* Hymns suitable for sentences and responses: hymns that can be used in part in the worship service beyond being sung. i.e. benedictions, call to worship, before offering, etc.
 * Hymns suitable for young worshipers: a list of hymns for Pathfinders, AY, or Sabbath School
 * Authors, translators, and sources of texts: a way to find a hymn based on the origin of the lyrics.
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AY Honors/Hymns/Answer Key - Revision history

Jomegat: Edison -> Edson

Pathfinders at 02:00, 4 January 2024

Pathfinders at 01:59, 4 January 2024

Pathfinders at 01:58, 4 January 2024

W126jep: - Category of AYHAB

W126jep at 17:50, 26 May 2021

W126jep: Marked this version for translation

W126jep at 23:55, 26 March 2021

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