Handel's Messiah is a song that he completed in

Handel's Messiah is a song that he completed in three weeks while barely sleeping, a compilation of a Bible verse by Charles Jenens, which was accidentally delivered to Handel when he was resenting God after being chased by debtors and miraculously revived.


God's gift to the resentment of "Do you abandon me God?" is this messiah, and Hallelujah, especially at the end of the second part, is still sung at church on Christmas Day and Easter. "Do you abandon me God?" I used to say a lot in the past. I still often say this when I pray...

If the song was completed in three weeks, the song was composed in one day by La Marseillaise, a French national anthem. Ahead of his business trip to the War of the First Coalition, in which Austria and its Prussian allies fought for fear of the French Revolution in 1792, Captain Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle made the song in a single day in Strasbourg, which became famous when it was moved to the Marseille region and became a Jacobin singer. Rouget ironically turned to counter-revolution and struggled for 40 years, but as the song became a French national anthem after death, he is buried in Hôtel des Invalides, known to us as the Anvalide, like Napoleon.

Handel's "Messiah" written in three weeks and the French national anthem "La Marise" written in one day were probably gifts of God. Good luck, investors who are still struggling in the stock market, and especially your sons and daughters in their 20s...

I trade options in the morning and I don't invest in the afternoon and I'm just reading hard. Everything has its own time, as it says on the Italian towel...