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This is not a book on the how-to’s of praise and worship, nor is it a book about the seven Hebrew words for praise or how to be released into dance. It is not a book about improving musical techniques, developing your song-writing skills, or preparing a Sunday morning worship service. Although much material has been written on those subjects and we have been blessed to grow in all those areas, that is not what this book is about. Rather than an endeavor to simply release more information, Sound of Heaven, Symphony of Earth is an endeavor to help bring the body of Christ in formation. We live in the “Information Age,” a day of increasing revelation, prophetic insight and sensitivity to the spirit realm. There is certainly no shortage of intellectual stimulation, and spirituality has become almost a flippant byword in some circles. This is a time when science fiction can become science fact overnight. Although this isn’t a science book, and I am not a scientist, I do enjoy and take advantage of scientific information. The information I share with you will be based on scientific fact, confessed speculation, and spiritual revelation. The more I researched and mined the truths for this book, the more I realized there is much we don’t yet know about sound and its relationship to the unveiling of God’s glory. By no means will I attempt to convince you that I am a scientist or an educator. However, I believe that the Holy Spirit has given me some of the pieces of the puzzle to heaven’s sound. I pray that this book will introduce new paths of revelation to those who have an ear to hear and a heart to pursue God.

Ray Hughes lives within earshot of the Singing River near Muscle Shoals, Alabama. He has traveled the world for over 40 years as an author, storyteller, songwriter, and poet. He is passionate about creativity and training creative people. He is also passionate about biscuits, old guitars, and looking gift horses in the mouth (but not necessarily in that order). He doesn't trust people that good dogs don't like.