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It Is Well With My Soul BY:
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Lily Van Voorst
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Updated May 17, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:06
Chapter 2
00:07
Chapter 3
00:09
Chapter 4
00:45
Chapter 5
00:46
Chapter 6
01:17
Chapter 7
01:21
Chapter 8
01:22
Chapter 9
01:24
Chapter 10
01:26
Chapter 11
01:28
Chapter 12
01:59
Chapter 13
02:00
Chapter 14
02:02
Chapter 15
02:03
Chapter 16
02:22
Chapter 17
02:23
Chapter 18
03:00
Chapter 19
03:02
Chapter 20
03:03
Chapter 21
03:04
Chapter 22
03:34
Chapter 23
03:36
Chapter 24
03:52
Chapter 25
03:54
Chapter 26
04:15
Chapter 27
04:16
Chapter 28
04:17
Chapter 29
04:19
Chapter 30
05:18
Chapter 31
05:20
Chapter 32
05:31
Chapter 33
Audio Transcript
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My presentation is on the song in his Well with my soul.
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The words are written by Horatio Spafford. It was composed by Phillip liss.
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First, I'm going to tell you about the artists. Starting with Horatio Spafford.
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His faith journey was difficult was never mentioned
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if he grew up in a christian household.
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Well when he was older he became a presbyterian church elder
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ratio was a prospering lawyer. He was married to a woman named anna.
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They had six Children
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even though he had a large family there have been lost
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ratios. First son
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died of scarlet fever only a year later Rachel lost a lot of his money to a big fire.
00:34 - 00:38
These events are the main build up Horatio writing his first and only song.
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It is well with my soul.
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Later in his life his second son died of pneumonia
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at a very young age yet he still believed in God
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Philip List grew up with little schooling left home early to work as a woodcutter
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at the age of 12. From a profession of faith
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though he had known got his entire life due to
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the fact that he grew up in a Christian household.
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At the age of 17 Philip became a teacher in Pennsylvania.
01:02 - 01:05
While he was in Pennsylvania he met J. G. Towner
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recognized his amazing singing voice.
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He married a girl named Lucy Young. They both died in a railway accident.
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Originally Phillips survived the crash but he went back in to save Lucy.
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Neither survived the Flames
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Philip has written either the words or music to 15 songs
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and story behind the song as a sinking ship where he
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showed his family we're going to go to France for vacation.
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Fortunately for Horatio, he had to stay back a day for business.
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The ship his family was on was named S. Dot S. Phyllida Harvey
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collided with another ship and went down in minutes
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sadly, anna was only spafford to survive.
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Immediately. Horatio set off to meet his wife. He was told when he was over the place
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the ship went down.
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It was around this time that he started writing his song and as well as my soul.
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Mhm
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The song was written because Horatio gone through so many
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struggles and yet could say that he believed in God.
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The message of the song sends us to be happy and content
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is to realize that things could be so much worse
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were saved from her since God watches over us and we welcomed heaven.
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Yet we mind about such little things.
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And I'm there
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Some Facebook,
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the song is that it was first published in a songbook in 1876 as four Stanzas.
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Each dance is followed by the chorus.
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If this song represents a
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different genre, it'd be gospel or him.
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This song is so old.
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That doesn't say what original instruments were used to create it.
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So I'm going to tell you about the instrument that's
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in this specific video that was playing right now,
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the only instrument is the piano. The piano was invented by Bartolomeo mystery.
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He invented it because he wanted more
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control than what the previous punching mechanism.
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Having the harpsichord,
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he changed out the hammer to make strings vibrate with him.
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Mm hmm.
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I did not find specific scripture that terrain show
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that faced the words on.
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But first Thessalonians five verses 16 is very similar to the reframe
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reframe says it is well to my soul.
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It is well with my soul. It is well, it is well with my soul.
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First Thessalonians five verses 16 through 18 says, rejoice.
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Always pray continually,
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give thanks in all circumstances, Curtis's what
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God's well for you. In christ jesus,
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I relate to the artists in a few different ways.
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I relate to horatio mainly with loss.
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Like some of you, I've lost our grandparents and great grandparents.
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I relate to Phillip lists because we both really enjoy music
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and like me, he grew up in a christian household which has helped my faith a lot.
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I chose this song because it's such a meaningful backstory.
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The song reminds me that God will always be with me no matter what happens,
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it sets an example of how I should live my life, I should be happy and kind.
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I can rest in the fact that because I am a christian, I will go to heaven.
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It shows me that God will never give up on me. So I should never give up on him.
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Even when hard things come.
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The four poetic devices I found were similar is ripe imagery and repetition.
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Similares or comparisons
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rhyme have the same ending sounds, imagery appeals to your senses,
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repetition is a phrase that appears more than once.
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1 70 I found is when sorrows like sea Billows roll
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is comparing sorrows to see Bellows.
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My rhyme is
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clouds be rolled back as a scroll and then later it says even sell as well as my soul
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scroll and soul right.
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One piece of imagery is when it says the trump shall resound.
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It appeals to your hearing.
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Finally, the repetition of my song. Is it as well as my soul.
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This phrase has said eight times.
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A similar adds to how sad horatio was and yet he could still trust in
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God rhyme scheme adds to the song because not only does it sound nicer,
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makes it sound easier to remember.
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The imager helps you enter the picture this paints, makes everything easier to see.
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The repetition of the song helps get the main message across message.
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It is well ties the whole song together.
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This is my extra stands up.
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I will sing your praises in heaven above proceeding to no other goal.
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I will stand singing in front of my Savior,
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say by my Savior. Singhal my soul.
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Finally, here are my sources slash society
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