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Hello welcome to The Gospel Greats. I'm Gail Nobles. According to the New York Times, Carlton Pearson passed away at age 70 November 19, 2023. He was a Christian minister and gospel music artist.
I'm not podcasting to judge him about his religious beliefs. I'm not here to judge anyone. If Carlton beliefs were wrong about heaven and hell, maybe God showed him the truth before breath left his body. We don't know everything, and some things is just between the individual soul and God until the Lord comes. When the Lord comes, we’ll know everything then. And what we don't understand now like Carlton Pearson used to sing: and we'll understand it better by and by.
I've enjoyed hearing him sing that song and telling the story about his mother. Carlton Pearson and Pop Winans: We’ll Understand It Better by and by-Live.
He sang Jesus I'll Never Forget/He's Done So Much For Me, Father Alone (We will understand why. Cheer up my brother). Remember that one? Those songs came from Carlton Pearson's album titled: Carlton Pearson Live at Azusa 2: Precious Memories. It was his 1997 album.
To find out more about Carlton Pearson, go to carltonpearson.com.
Episode Transcript
Coming up gospel music news. Hello, welcome to the Gospel Greats. I'm
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Gaille Nobles. According to the NewYork Times, Carlton Pearson passed away at
age seventy November nineteenth, two thousandtwenty three. He was a Christian minister
and gospel music artist. I'm notpodcasting to judge him about his religious beliefs.
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I'm not here to judge anyone.If Carlton's beliefs were wrong about heaven
and hell, maybe God showed himthe truth before breath left his body.
We don't know everything, and somethings is just between the individual soul and
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God until the Lord comes again.When the Lord comes, we'll know everything
then. And what we don't understandnow, like Carlton Pierson used to sing,
and we'll understand it better by andby. I've enjoyed hearing him sing
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that song and telling the story abouthis mother, Carlton Pierson and Pop Whinings.
We'll understand it better by and by. Lie he sang Jesus, I'll
never forget. And he's done somuch for me and far father alone,
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we will understand. Why cheer up, my brother, Remember that one those
songs came from Carlton Pearson's album titledCarlton Pearson Live at Azusa Too Precious Memories.
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It was his nineteen ninety seventh album. To find out more about Carlton
Pearson, go to Carltonpearson dot com
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