We had a situation the other day where we were faced with drinking wine but didn’t have wine glasses available.
So the glasses were removed from the dishwasher and cleaned by hand.
It just didn’t seem right otherwise.

This article on Today I Found Out deals with the very question: Why Is Wine Almost Always Drunk In Wine Glasses?

… how did the modern wine glass come to be anyway?
To begin with, wine pre-dates humans making glass by at least a few thousand years and probably much more, with the earliest archeological evidence of wine making dating back to around 9,000 years ago. In comparison, humans didn’t start making glass more complicated than beads until around 4,000-5,000 years ago. Containers of choice for the earliest of wine drinkers are thought to have been things like bamboo, shells, gourds, animal horns and skins, etc.

Read the rest at Today I Found Out

Elizabeth is a collaboration between Kristyn Getty and Ellie Holcomb.
It takes the response of Elizabeth to meeting the expectant Mary, and expresses her rejoicing and faith as she recognises the fulfilment of God’s redemptive promises in the baby in Mary’s womb.

The lyrics:

Elizabeth
There’s an echo in your voice I’ve heard before, ooh
Such emptiness
All the years of crying out for something more, ooh
But you have lived to see
That joy comes in the morning

Come and lay your head
On His promises
Oh, find your rest
Elizabeth

Elizabeth
Feel the baby dance for joy within your womb, whoa
Magnificent
Mary’s Son is sent to overcome the tomb, whoa-oh-oh-oh
But you have lived to see
That joy comes in the morning

Come and lay your head
On His promises
Oh, find your rest
Elizabeth

Woman after woman who will follow
Will carry beauty and a longing of their own
But when I hear the rhythm of your name
Oh, I remember once again
That none of us will ache without a living hope

Elizabeth
Oh, blessed is the one who has believed
In the Rising Sun
Who will guide our feet into the path of peace
For we will live to see
That joy comes in the morning

Come and lay your head
On His promises
Oh, find your rest
Come and lay your head
On His promises
Oh, find your rest
Elizabeth
Elizabeth

Words and Music: Kristyn Getty and Ellie Holcomb
© 2019 Getty Music Label, LLC

Question 42
How is the Word of God to be read and heard?

Answer
With diligence, preparation, and prayer; so that we may accept it with faith, store it in our hearts, and practice it in our lives.

Because He Lives is a song sung by Matt Maher.
This video is composed from a compilation of live renditions from Maher.
It seems to borrow from the Gaither song, and because the lyrics are more general works as a a corporate song.