Praise and Worship Music Week 67 "¿Dònde està Dios?" (Where is God?) [Grupo Apocalipsis] Cover by @sayury

Cuarenta años atràs tuve la oportunidad de escuchar el grupo Apocalipsis en vivo en la iglesia Enmaú de Antímano, en Caracas, Venezuela. En esa época ea parte de las contraltos de la coral Experiencia Viva de dicha iglesia, y el grupo Apocalipsis era de la iglesia Las Acacias. Habìa mucho contanto entre los jóvenes de todas las oglesias gracias al Congreso de Jóvenes que tenia el lema "Más son las cosas que nos unen que las que nos separan" organizado por un joven de nombre Máximo - si no me equivoco- de ap'ellido Betancourt - me parece- (Se me olvidqn los nombres y apellidos, pero esto no es nuevo, ha sido asì de toda la vida, me disculpan) Así que este himno me trae recuerdos muy bellos de mi juventud, espero sea de bendiciòn para ustedes como lo fue en su momento y sigue sièndolo para mì.

Greetings, community, in this week 67 in which the theme is "Survival" I bring a song called "Where is God?" Why do I select this song? Because at different times it is mentioned "He has made everything" and our survival, the survival of the entire Universe depends on who not only created it but on Who keeps it existing. Who preserves it and is attentive to every detail. The Holy Scriptures show us this in many verses, but I want to share this one with you especially: [29 Aren't two sparrows sold for a farthing? Yet not one of them falls to the ground without your Father. 30 For even your hairs are all numbered. 31 So do not fear; You are worth more than many sparrows.](https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mateo%2010%3A29-31&version=RVR1960)

This quote from the Gospel according to Saint Matthew, chapter 10, verse 29, taken from the Reina-Valera 1960 version (My favorite because it was the first one I knew) is very clear: Not even an "insignificant" bird that is sold for sale for a ridiculous amount of money falls to the ground without our Father knowing it, and not only does He know it, He also cares. Not even a minor detail like knowing how many hairs we have escapes His knowledge.

And the fact that he not only knows it but that he cares is suggested in the wonderful text that goes on to say that we should not fear because we are worth even more than those little birds. This clearly tells us that he is attentive to us in the smallest detail and knowing this should fill us with confidence and remove all fear.
He is concerned about our survival. Therefore, when the situation is difficult, we must take a deep breath, trust and wait.
Here in Venezuela, where every day it becomes more difficult to acquire the necessary food, it is up to us many times to do that, breathe, trust, wait and suddenly the Divine Providence of God manifests itself in a wonderful way to bring to our table that daily bread for which we work - and pray - daily.

Regarding the hymn "Where is God?" , it has only been on YouTube for three years. It is an anthem from several decades ago.

Forty years ago I had the opportunity to listen to the group Apocalipsis live in the Enmaú de Antímano church, in Caracas, Venezuela. At that time he was part of the contraltos of the Vivid Experience choir of said church, and the Apocalipsis group was from the Las Acacias church.
There was a lot of excitement among the young people of all the churches thanks to the Youth Congress that had the motto "There are more things that unite us than those that separate us" organized by a young man named Máximo - if I'm not mistaken - with the last name Betancourt - it seems to me - (I forget the names and surnames, but this is not new, it has been like this all my life, excuse me)

So this hymn brings back very beautiful memories of my youth, I hope it is a blessing for you as it was at the time and continues to be for me.