Stand Up For Jesus - Carlene Davis (al) Link

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The lyrics urge believers to be "soldiers of the cross," calling for courage and conviction in the face of spiritual adversity. Stand Up for Jesus - Carlene Davis (al)

Davis’s version, produced by her husband Tommy Cowan under their Glory Music label, transforms this 19th-century call to action into a vibrant piece of "Caribbean flavor" gospel. If you'd like, I can help you to

Stand up, stand up for Jesus! ye soldiers of the cross; Lift up His royal banner, it must not suffer loss: From vict'ry unto vict' Stand up, stand up for Jesus

is a powerful gospel track by Jamaican music icon Carlene Davis , featured on her 1998 breakthrough gospel album, Vessel . The song serves as a defiant anthem of faith, blending Davis's signature reggae roots with traditional Christian hymnody. Song Overview and History

The track is a reggae-infused rendition of the classic American hymn written by George Duffield Jr. in 1858. Duffield was inspired by the final words of Rev. Dudley Tyng, a preacher and abolitionist who, following a tragic accident, told his colleagues: "Tell them, 'Let us all stand up for Jesus'".