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In this video in our 'Music in Scripture' series, violist and London music college CU staff worker Niamh Sanders speaks on Exodus 15:1-2, exploring the surprising connection between singing and judgment - watch to find out more.

Exodus 15:1-2 - Singing, salvation, & judgment

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Niamh Sanders

Niamh is a freelance musician who studied viola at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. In her role as a CU Staff Worker for the four London music colleges, she equips music students in …

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Worship
Judgment
Salvation
Music in Scripture

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