1. |
||||
|
Verse 1:
You're so dogmatic, you think you're never wrong
You're so self righteous, your heart is made of stone
You're so self-centred, want every to think you're it
You're an unholy roller Scribe, Pharisee, and Hypocrite
Chorus:
Scribe Pharisee and Hypocrite, blind leads the blind into a ditch
White coffin full of dead man's bones exalted so high on your self-acclaimed throne, Scribe, Pharisee and Hypocrite
Verse 2:
You lift yourself up so high by putting others down
You're mean as a snake when your church friends ain't around
You're religious but you're not wise, don't know God sees through your pretence and disguise, Scribe, Pharisee, and Hypocrite
|
||||
2. |
Religion and Theology
04:28
|
|||
|
Verse 1:
He was a baptist man, He believed in his church
He did not understand religion does not work
He didn't know Jesus and he didn't know God
Chorus:
Religion and theology they have no power
They won't comfort you or give you strength
to help you in your darkest hour
They won't cleanse you like the precious blood
They won't heal you like the Holy Word
Religion and theology will not save you
Verse 2:
He was episcopalian, He was a theologian
He could not comprehend why Jesus' body was broken
He didn't know Jesus and He didn't know God
Verse 3:
He was a Babylonian, he agreed with Al Gore
He believed mother nature was his spiritual source
He didn't know Jesus and He didn't know God
Verse 4:
He was a Catholic man, he prayed to Jesus' mother
He never had a conversation with Jesus' Father
He didn't know Jesus, and he didn't know God
|
||||
3. |
||||
|
Verse 1:
The speck in my brother's eye is a splinter off of my beam
When I look at my own short comings, he ain't as bad as he once seemed
When I repent of my own crazy sin everyone else looks much better
The pure in heart will surely see God, might even see God in your brother
Verse 2:
I need to clean out my own closet before I go rummaging through yours
I need to walk a couple miles in your shoes before I rake you 'cross the coals
I need to see how ridiculous I look when I stand up next to Jesus
We need to let the blood wash over our souls and let the Word and Spirit clean us
Change:
Man's righteousness is still like filthy rags today
And everyone of us like sheep, we've all gone astray
And faith in Jesus Christ is still the only way
|
||||
4. |
The Real Deal
02:44
|
|||
|
Chorus:
Until I saw the real deal I thought my deal was real
Until I saw the real deal I thought my deal was real
I saw a genuine love walking Christian with the divine power to heal
Verse 1:
Until I saw a free man I did not know I was bound
Until I saw a free man I did not know I was bound
The oppression of religion had me shackled to the ground
Verse 2:
I thought I had some insight till I saw I was blind
I thought I had some insight till I saw I was blind
thirty years of Bible thumpin' religiosity I still had a carnal mind
|
||||
5. |
If you won't forgive
03:43
|
|||
|
Chorus:
If you won't forgive, you're not forgiven
You're not born again and you won't got to heaven
If you won't forgive you're not forgive and you don't know the Lord
Verse 1:
You must forgive every one or God can't forgive your sins
If you won't forgive you need to understand, You're not born again
Verse 2:
The Jesus Blood was shed for all, the precious cleansing flow
If you won't forgive you need to understand, The Blood's power you do not know
|
||||
6. |
Maybe I would
03:33
|
|||
|
Chorus:
Maybe I would believe if I saw somebody live it
Maybe I would believe If I saw somebody really live it
If I saw somebody walking like Jesus said to walk
If I heard somebody talking like Jesus said to talk
Maybe I would believe, maybe I would
Verse: 1:
But there ain't many Jesus people living on my street
And them church folk I meet on my job really ain't all that sweet
I've been thinking about God quite a lot
But if I gotta be like them man, I just as soon not
Maybe I would believe, maybe I would
Verse 2:
Well it sounds so good when I hear the preaching on TV
Tell me why do them church folk gotta judge and criticize me
If I could meet the real genuine thing, I might get on my knees and make Jesus my King, maybe I would believe, maybe I would
|
||||
7. |
||||
|
Verse 1:
There's a whole lotta Christians not many believers these days
There's a whole lotta Christians not may believers these days
They've gotta form of godliness, but they deny the power
From these we must turn away
Verse 2:
There's a whole lotta religion, not too much faith in God above
There's a whole lotta religion not too much faith in God Above
All caught up in man's tradition and phony superficial love
Verse 3:
Jesus said you would know them by their love for one another
Jesus said you would know them by their love for one another
Love is merciful and kind won't find love fighting with it's brother
|
||||
8. |
||||
|
Verse 1:
Is the Bible true? Is there power in Jesus name?
Is God's Kingdom for real or is this just some crazy game
Ain't we bout had enough playing church and strife and hypocrisy
Ain't it time true believers stand up and live like people set free
Verse 2:
|
||||
9. |
||||
10. |
No Greater Love
04:04
|
|||
11. |
For This Purpose
03:37
|
|||
12. |
Cry Baby
03:05
|
|||
RnB Jesus Band Joplin, Missouri
We believe Jesus is exactly, Who, and What He said He is. The “R” represents REPENT. REPENT means to think
differently.
“B” stands for Believe.
So our goal is to Plant the Seed of the Word through song, and to persuade people, through the Word and by the convicting Power of the Holy Spirit to Believe in Jesus, yes, but also to Believe What Jesus said in The Bible.
... more
If you like RnB Jesus Band, you may also like:
Buffalo Nichols
by Buffalo Nichols
With virtuosic guitar-playing and evocative singing, Carl “Buffalo” Nichols returns Black stories to folk and blues.
go to album
An intimate collection of previously-unreleased recordings from the Texan singer-songwriter: first drafts, alternate takes, covers and more.
go to album
Cerebral palsy curbed his ability to play guitar the conventional way, so Nagoda learned double slide, this is his debut LP.
go to album
Soul Provider
by Elizabeth King
New on Bible & Tire: The searing new Gospel record from Elizabeth King, the Queen of Sacred Soul.
go to album
The second album by French-Moroccan power quartet Bab L' Bluz is packed with dizzying melodies and rich instrumentation.
go to album
This collection of work is the final album from the late Memphis gospel singer.
go to album
The Canadian singer marries the sound of classic folk and jazz with a modern-day spin.
go to album
