Christian Dance Manual

Christian Dance Manual
Dancing For The Glory Of God
Gilsa Zorrilla
Dance Manual by: Gilsa Zorrilla
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Introduction:.....................................................................................................................................5
Dance:...............................................................................................................................................6
Purposes Of Dance...........................................................................................................................7
Difference Between Biblical Dance and Worldly Dance.................................................................8
Types Of Dance:...............................................................................................................................9
Dance Interpreter............................................................................................................................11
Dance Steps Interpreter...............................................................................................................11
Dance Preparation..........................................................................................................................12
Basic Dance Steps..........................................................................................................................14
Ballet Hand and Foot Positions......................................................................................................14
The Dressing Of A Dancer.............................................................................................................16
Instruments Used In Dance............................................................................................................18
Meaning Of Coat Colors................................................................................................................19
Mantle Steps...................................................................................................................................21
Types Of Reverence:......................................................................................................................23
Mantle Routines..............................................................................................................................24
Tape................................................................................................................................................25
Technique and complements of the tapes:......................................................................................26
TAPE ROUTINES:..........................................................................................................................27
Tambourine.....................................................................................................................................28
Color Interpretation........................................................................................................................29
Flags...............................................................................................................................................30
Rain Ring:.......................................................................................................................................32
Conclusion:.....................................................................................................................................33
Appendix........................................................................................................................................34

Follow us at....................................................................................................................................37

Introduction:
Since Old Testament times the dance has been a means of praise to the Lord
used by his people and through the word we can see the benefits of it; it has
been used for the celebration of great victories or preparation for the
conquest of some. In our Lord we have constant victories and triumphs,
because in Him, we are more than conquerors, so why not dance?
Through dance we can outwardly express our inner relationship with Jesus.
When we dance for Him, our heart speaks to Him through movement.
Dancing for us Christians is a form of worship with which we thank the
Almighty for his mercy and grace towards us. With our dance we
demonstrate our joy to Almighty God and minister to his people by making
his message known through our steps.
We hope with all our hearts that this material will be of great blessing and
provide the necessary knowledge for all those dancers around the world who
seek to strengthen or start their dance ministry.

Dance:
Dance is the execution of movements that are
performed with the body, mainly with arms and
legs, according to a rhythm that you want to
follow. In the context of Christian dance is an
expression of worship to God, and these
movements express praise to Him, joy of the
people or also a message to the people revealed
by the Holy Spirit.
In the Bible we find several verses that talk about

dance:
- Jeremiah 31: 4, 31: 13
- Psalms 30: 11, 18: 6
- Luke 15: 1
- 2 Samuel 6:14

Purposes Of Dance
To be instruments of worship to God.
Edification of God's people and the one who is ministering.
Preparation of the people for battles. Evangelization through dance.
The heart of the worshiper must be a whole heart for God, not divided, God
is not interested in external things, He is more interested in what is inside
our heart. Hence Jeremiah 17:13-14 tells us:
"The LORD said, Because they forsook my law, which I gave before them,
and obeyed not my voice, neither walked according to it, but went after the
imagination of their own heart, and after Baalim, as their fathers taught
them."
Worship lifts the yoke. Worshipping the Lord is for us a filter that cleanses us
of all impurities. It is the fire that refines us like silver or gold, the higher it
is, the more it purifies us and as we enter into the worship of God it deals
with more things that are within us. Ephesians 5:13 points out:
"But all things, when they are made manifest by the light, are made
manifest; for it is the light that makes all things manifest."

Difference Between Biblical Dance and Worldly

Dance
The motivation of Christian dance (it is a manifestation of joy) is to glorify
and worship the Lord inspired by the Holy Spirit. When the dance is
inspired by the Holy Spirit, it will not exalt the flesh or glorify the flesh by
dancing. This dance is a prophetic interpretation of the words of our hymns
and songs with which the congregation worships the Lord.
Worldly dance glorifies the enemy, the flesh and the world in its expression
of rebellion, sensuality and emotional and spiritual confusion. This dance
produces the opposite of the biblical dance.

Types Of Dance:
SPONTANEOUS DANCE: It is performed freely, delighting in the
presence of the Lord. It is what could be called the vision of what God
wants us to dance, what will minister to the people. It is understood
that the steps are given by God through his Spirit at the moment of
dancing. Also, in this type of dance we have an excellent space to let
loose on a stage and tell Jesus how much we really love Him through
our anointing steps.
DANCE IN WORSHIP AND PRAISE: It is performed for the purpose

of magnifying the Lord for what He is in Himself. (Holy, Just, Faithful,
True, Love, etc.) as well as exalt him for his works and give
thanksgiving for his blessings. It is manifested by acts of reverence,
prostration, raising of hands, jumping, rolling, spinning, laughter,
gestures of exultation and much joy.
PROPHETIC DANCE: Performed by a dancer or corps of dancers who

at a given moment may minister to the congregation with a prophetic
message. This dance is performed with very defined and clear
movements.
DANCE IN SPIRITUAL WAR: Accompanied by the praise group and

with discernment to know when we enter enemy territory and also if
the enemy has entered our territory and dispossess him of what
belongs to us, for this we use flags, banners and tambourines.
DANCE IN INTERCESSION: It is a process of spiritual childbirth,

carried out in moments such as: congregation seeking more holiness,
deliverance, healings, miracles, etc.
HEBREW DANCE: Characterized by Hebrew steps that are generally

performed in groups.
CONGREGATIONAL DANCE: All the people unite in one body, in one

spirit, worshipping and dancing to the creator.
DANCE INTERPRETER: They are fixed and fine steps given by God.
This is what God wants us to dance and minister to his people.
Interpretive dance is one of the most beautiful branches of dance that
can exist. They are steps or movements that flow through the ministry
in preparation for our praise to God.
DAVIDIC DANCE: It comes from the tabernacle of David. In Acts

15:16 the Lord says that he will build again the tabernacle of David,
which is fallen down, and will repair the ruins thereof, and set it up
again. The Davidic dance represents David's heart of worship, the joy
we feel when we adore him and the joy of the Lord who is our
strength.
Also known as Israelite; for Jews the dance has always been a prayer
accompanied by music, chanting and the sound of drums that are
divided into three categories:
• Hasidic or spontaneous dance

• Yemenite or very graceful movement
• Debka or complex dance and war style
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Dance Interpreter
Dance Steps Interpreter
GOD: We turn around and end with the body bent to the right, facing the
floor, with geometric hands (straight hands, left down, right up).
JESUS: We start in releve (tiptoe) and place our hands straight in fist and
leaving out the index and middle fingers, right side up, extended laterally to
the left.
SAY: To shake hands sideways and forward starting from our mouth and
simulating that the words come out of it and are spread by our hands.
KING: Joining the little finger and thumb on one hand with their respective
partner on the other hand (as if forming a crown) while doing releve and plie.
ETERNITY: A jump with classic hand and feet behind.
POWER: Extending our hands upward, one first then the other with fists
clenched in victory.
BEAUTY: With the right hand at face level with the palm open and upward. I
pass my left hand touching my right hand and making a half circle to the left.
REVERENCE: We bow to God and bow to the public. In both of them we

make an inclination of our body and in neither of them we turn our back.
BLOOD: Left hand in front and right hand touches left hand in wave.

FIRE: From the bottom up as if we were

rolling something in our hands. Also this fire
in front with the palms facing our forehead.
HOLY SPIRIT: From top to bottom

(butterfly).
SONG: Shake hands starting from the mouth

towards the front in the four cardinal points.
REST: Leaning forward with a body tilt towards the body towards the right
leg, I pass both hands towards my face as if I were sleeping.
PRAISE: From the bottom upwards opening and closing the arms.
CROSS: I put my hands open simulating a cross, I turn my back crossing my

hands from top to bottom and staying in a cross in relief.
FREEDOM: Freedom in front, half turn, freedom behind and return to

original position.
LAMB: I put my left hand out in front, jump and my right hand touches my
left hand and then vice versa.
Dance Preparation
We must keep in mind that we are God's ministers and to present ourselves
at his altar we must be clean, otherwise we will minister impurity and pain to
God's people. This is why our preparation must be both spiritual and
technical.
We must keep in mind that the preparation of a piece must be with great
care, whether it is interpreted or Davidic, we must analyze the lyrics of the
song we want to present, pray and at the same time meditate on its content
and ask ourselves why and for whom I do the dance. What we do has to be
excellent for God, try that if, for example, we raise our hands, it should be

with style because God deserves the best of us.
SPIRITUAL PREPARATION: Our dance is for God, He is our priority,

without Him we are only bodies in movement without reason to be. It is
necessary to maintain our communion with God in order to honor Him, since
the grace given by God is the key to dance.
TECHNICAL PREPARATION: We must be aware that although dance is

focused on and for the Lord, we are exposed to a human audience.
It is necessary to take care of our physical appearance (ability developed

through exercise), our health and to be pleasing to the public eye. As a
popular saying goes "practice makes perfect", let's remember that we dance
for the King and we must give our best. Perfecting our steps and techniques,
attending rehearsals and making sacrifices to attend them, is the work of
every dancer.
ROUTINE:
Combination of different steps.
DANCE SET-UP: FACTORS TO BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT.
• Costumes
• Hairstyle
• Jewelry
• Cleanliness and hygiene
• Visit to the place where the dance will take place

Basic Dance Steps

LEARNING TO WALK IN DANCE: First the tip of the foot, then the rest;
always in a straight posture.
IN AND OUT IN THE LORD'S PRESENCE: Humbling ourselves before HIM.

Hands are raised or you may clap your hands (do not turn your back).
SLIDE: Moving to the right then left. We move the left foot to the left and
then join the right foot with the tip of the toes; with lightness and elegance.
THREE POINT TURN: To the right and to the left (right foot to the right),
half turn by bringing the left foot to the right and then full turn.
SHA-SHA: Stepping on the enemy with my feet, supporting the feet in

motion.
HOP: Leap to the lamb, expression of God's joy.
YEMENITE: A very old step. Right foot one step to the right, left foot behind,
right back to the left side. On the right side.
RELEVE: To stand on tiptoe.
PLIE: Inclination of both knees or only one knee.
CHERKESIA: I cross my right foot in front of my left foot and put all my
weight on my right leg and lift my left leg. It is accompanied by a jump.
Ballet Hand and Foot Positions

There are 6 positions in ballet of the feet with which we can position
ourselves at the time of starting or finishing our dance, these positions are:

FIRST: Both legs together with the tips of the feet fully outward as shown in
Figure 1.
SECOND: Both legs apart with toes pointing outward. THIRD: One leg
crossed in front of the other, the leg in front with the foot slightly inclined
outward and right in the center of the back foot as shown in the figure.
FOURTH: Maintaining the same position as described in the previous position
but this time sliding the leg in front towards the front, detaching from the
other leg.
FIFTH: It is similar to the third position, it consists of maintaining this
position but taking the front foot not to the center but to the end of the back
foot directing the tip of the foot always outward as shown in the figure
shown.
The position used for the hands is called "hands".

falls¨, we can observe it in the first and second images.

The Dressing Of A Dancer

The clothing of a dancer is very important, the fabric
should be loose, the design and color in the dance
should be as symbolic as the movements. Our
clothing should be to give glory to the Father as Psalm
145:10-12 declares: "All your works, O LORD, let all
your works praise you, And let your saints bless you.
The glory of thy kingdom let them tell, And speak of
thy power, To make known to the sons of men his
mighty acts, And the glory of the magnificence of his kingdom."
Color interpretation
• Amber : Glory to God

• Black: Sin, death
• Blue: Heavenly, Holy Spirit
• Bronze: Suffering
• Gold: Holiness
• Green: Eternal Life, Salvation
• Orange: Praise
• Pink: Surrender
• Purple: Royalty, majesty
• Rainbow: Pact
• Scarlet Red: The Blood of Christ
• Silver: Redemption
• White: Purity, light, justice
• Yellow: Glory of God(shekina)
• Gold, blue, purple, red: Priesthood
Key symbols
• Belt: Service
• Gold Belt: Priesthood Service

• Blue ribbon: The law of God

Instruments Used In Dance
MANTO
Cloak, tunic, vestment or clothing. The mantles are used in specific moments
where the presence of God is to be highlighted in a creative and special way.
Biblical references:
Isaiah 61:3: "(...) to command that the afflicted of Zion be given glory
instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, the garment of gladness
instead of a spirit of anguish; and they shall be called trees of righteousness,
the planting of the LORD, for His glory."
Isaiah 61:10: "I will greatly rejoice in the LORD, my soul shall exult in my
God: for he hath clothed me with the garments of salvation, he hath covered
me with the robe of righteousness, as a bridegroom decketh me, and as a
bride adorneth her jewels."
REPRESENTATIONS OF THE MANTLE
- Healing (Matthew 9:20 )
- Hedging (Ezekiel 16:20)
- Miracle (2 Kings 2:13-14)
- Manifest power of God**.
- Reverence (1 Kings 19:13)
- Surrender (1 Samuel 24:4)
- Repentance (1 Samuel 14-27)
- Proclamation (Isaiah 61:20)

- Praise (James 5:13)
- Anointing (John 2:20)
- Clothing (Luke 15:22)
- Justice (Isaiah 19:27)
- Joy (Isaiah 61:3)
- Robe of royalty (John 19:2)
** Key Verses: Luke 19:36
10 BASIC TIPS ON THE MANTLE:
• Recommended length 2 meters

• Presenting the mantle before ministering
• Ironing the mantles
• Store in a bag
• Holding the mantle a quarter before the tip
• Ensure that the coat color is similar or the same on both sides.
• Fabric recommended for its weight: ame or chiffon
• Acquire various colors of mantle to assist the type of ministry.
• Smaller cloaks, scarves, handkerchiefs, etc. can be used.
Meaning Of Coat Colors

RED: Blood of Christ
BLUE: Move of the Holy Spirit
LILA: Restoration
GREEN: Spiritual warfare

CELESTE: Presence of Dio
GOLDEN: Divinity and beauty
PLATED: Redemption of Christ
ROSÉ: Meat folded when serving
PURPLE: Kings and priests
RAINBOW: Covenant of God
ANARANJADO: Praise to the Lord
BRONZE: God's Judgment upon us
BLACK: Sin and death of the self

Mantle Steps
UNCIÓN: We hold the mantle tightly and make several circles over the head.
RELEASE: Consists of presenting the mantle in front combined with the Sha-
Sha while moving the mantle from back to front.
FREEDOM: This step starts to the right or left side, we turn the mantle into a
fist and take three hind steps, and pull it backwards or forwards.
DERRAMAR: To sink completely with the mantle

made into a fist, hands on the chest and head down
(surrender position), then stretch the mantle as if
spilling something.
ANGELS: With the mantle back and the right foot

in front in plie, I sling the mantle three times to the
front, always with the mantle back representing the
wings and I make the anointing movement so that
the mantle is in front and we present.
BEAUTY: With the mantle in front I pass over my

face with both hands from the inside out three
times, as if caressing a mirror. At the same time I drag my right foot forward
three times or I can use it on both sides.
OFFERING: I present the mantle to the front, I do a jalle (it consists of

putting both feet together and hopping I step my right foot back and support
it to raise my left foot to the front on tiptoe, then I put my left foot on the
floor and step my right foot to the front on tiptoe) at the same time without
letting go of the mantle I pull back my forearms and hold the mantle as if I
had a child in my hands.
FLOW OF GOD: I present the mantle to the right side and the left hand on
the waist, while the feet do 123 Sha-Sha and repeat to the left side (River of

God).
FIRM: I present the mantle to the right side and turn 4 beats to the right
and to the left (Dominance).
PEOPLE: With the mantle back I do a left sherquezia (cross the right foot to
the left side) and do a right sherquezia.

Types Of Reverence:
FORWARD REVERENCE: I present mantle forward with my right foot
forward. Standing on tiptoe (releve).
REVERSE BACK: same as the previous step but with the mantle back in plie
(Inclined).
TURNS AND JUMPS:
FOOT STRAIGHT: With the mantle back I turn my body to the right side,
with the foot on tiptoe I prepare to take two steps (right-left) and when I
take the third jump, taking first the right foot fully forward and the left foot
back fully stretched, I land with the left foot forward in plie and repeat the
jump again without taking the steps.
CHRIST IS COMING: I turn my body to the left and in a straight line, then I
take three steps backwards (left-right-left) and when I say the 4th step, I
jump throwing my right foot backwards and turn my back to the front and
when I fall I am back to the front.
BÚFALO'S STRENGTH: I roll up the mantle as when I wring out a cloth and
take it by both ends. I raise the mantle in such a way that my arms are fully
stretched upward. I do two jumps stretching my left foot backwards and my
right foot bent down trying to touch the toe of my right foot to the knee of
my left foot. I fall and make a relay turn keeping the mantle always up.
SALVATION: With the mantle back, jump in chasse, dragging very gently
the right foot doing plie and jump lifting the left leg back, repeat on the left
side.
FIRM ROCK: I bring both hands together in front of me in a fist and turn to
the right or to the left with my hands extended in front of me in a fist.

Mantle Routines
HEALTH MANTLE:
- Spill
- Change of rotation creation of kneeling with

mantle behind
- Anointing to change mantle forward
- Rest step (ends at the top)
- We present in battle to the right
BLANKET OF COVERAGE:
- Mantle back (coverage)
- Paving the way twice (starting to the right)
- Angel 2 (twice)
- Domain
MANTLE OF JUSTICE:
- River of God on both sides
- Salvation (chasse 4 times)

Tape
"Lift ye up a banner upon a high mountain, lift up
their voice, lift up their hand, that they may enter
into the gates of princes." Isaiah 13:2
They are instruments of praise used in moments of

celebration, rejoicing and spiritual warfare.
It is used to clean the spiritual airs. (John 2:15-16). It is also used when
there is a special move. It is an instrument of praise that resembles a whip.
(Isaiah 10:26).
The ribbon is a complement to the flag ministry, with the ribbon we declare
victory over the enemy, it is a symbol that identifies us as Christians. By
lifting our ribbon we are lifting up our Lord as the King and sovereign of the
whole universe and we are making known to the world that Christ lives over
his people, the people who rejoice in his salvation. (John 12:32).
MEANING OF THE COLORS OF THE RIBBON:
White, iridescent and purple: Peace
Dark green and light green: Combat
Silver and gold: Majesty
Green and gold: Confidence
Blue and silver: Anointing
Yellow and light blue: Glory
Light blue, silver and blue: Abba Father
Purple, lilac and pink: Royalty
Fuchsia, lilac and pink: Love

Orange, yellow and green: Rejoice
Red, gold and orange: fire
Blue, silver, purple, gold, gold and red: Tabernacle
Red, orange, yellow, purple, purple, blue, green and silver: The pact
BASIC TAPE MOVEMENTS:
Glory: One or more circles over the head.
Reverse Glory: One or more circles over the head of the other side.
Anointing: Three circles from top to bottom, from left to right or vice versa.
Vertical fire: Zigzag of the ribbon from top to bottom.
Horizontal fire: Zigzag of the ribbon from left to right.
Praise: Shake hands from right to left twice.
Blessing: I do 3 battles (right. and left) in the 3rd battle I pull the ribbon to
the left hand I hold it, turn and make two glorias. (Intermediate)
Technique and complements of the tapes:
Every tape ministry carries the technique hand in hand with the word of God
so that our praise is pleasing to the sight of the people and of course so that
it burns with anointing. When it is said to be pleasing in the sight of God it is
because we have to dance with excellence, primarily for God and then for the
congregation. Coordination and technical preparation are of utmost
importance as they will provide the group with greater excellence and safety
(Luke 12:30). Only with understanding can we realize the goal of all the arts.

TAPE ROUTINES:
THE INVISIBLE ONE: (USING TWO RIBBONS):

It starts kneeling, I cross and open twice to the front, I do horizontal right
and then horizontal left three frontals while we stand up, I lower the straps
and then I raise the straps again (Col. 1:15).
ABBA FATHER:
I turn my body to the left and bring my right hand all the way back
alternating with my left hand. This is repeated in four beats, feet in Sha-Sha,
ending with the left ribbon pointing upward (Romans 8:15).
SAVING POWER:
Battle right, half turn, back battle, gap (cross over-open, cross over-open,
drag back twice), repeat left, jump right (tape pulls to right side), jump left
(tape pulls to left side), turn in horizontal fire and jump to front in fire.
TAKE YOUR BLESSING:

4 frontals in Sha Sha Sha, I change front right position and my ribbon stays
in my right hand, I do 3 battle (right), I change front right position and my
ribbon stays in my right hand, I do 3 battle (right) and my ribbon stays in
my right hand. and left) in the 3rd battle I pull the ribbon to the left hand,
hold it, turn and do two glories.

Tambourine
We declared that the sound of the tambourine
was the weapon used by God for the
destruction of fortresses. Isaiah 30:32
The tambourine is a circular or rectangular

instrument with metal discs. It is used for
praise to God (Psalms 68: 25), used to express
the joy of the Lord. It was used in the Old
Testament for festivals (Genesis 31:27).
TIPS:
1) The cap must be tight or it will not produce the correct sound.
2) To tighten the skin, wash it with soap and put it to dry.
LISTONES
The ribbons adorn the tambourine and signify a covenant with God, all the
colors have a meaning; mentioned below.
Satin ribbon, with a width of 9 mm and a length of 1 yard.
Color reference
Genesis 9:6 Red (covenant)

Peach, mint green, purple blue.
Ezekiel 26:1 white (tabernacle)

Blue, purple and red
Revelation 1:6 deep purple (royalty)

Red and lilac

Color Interpretation
Amber
The Glory of God (Ezekiel 1:4, 8:2)
Black
Sin, death, man (Rev. 6:5, Jeremiah 8:22)
Sky blue
Heavenly, Holy Spirit (Numbers 15:38)
Purple
Royalty (Jn 19:2)
White
Purity, light, righteousness (Rev. 6:2,7,9)
Gold
Divinity, purification, perseverance in trials, God's throne (Gen 2:11)

Flags
FLAG MINISTRY
It is an instrument of war, by moving them, the
enemy must fear and fall before the feet of Jehovah's
warriors. They declare victory. (Psalm 20: 5-9), (1
Corinthians 1:31). They make the enemy run away.
(Isaiah 59:19), (Psalms 60: 4-5) It represents war,
victory, army and armament. They are weapons of
war (Isaiah 59:19).
Biblical References: - Jeremiah 4:6
- Jeremiah 4:21
- Isaiah 13:2-3
- Song of Solomon 2:4
- Psalm 60:4
- Numbers 10:14
- Numbers 2:2
BASIC FLAG ROUTINES:
Victory: Flags pointing upwards.
Victory in motion: Down, cross in front and up.
Wings: I position my flags from the back up.
Rod: From behind, below.

Crossed Glory: Crossed circles over the head.
Anointing: 2 glorias left and two circles below.
Dying: 2 cross glories and cross forward.

Rain Ring:
Tabroit translated in Spanish means "Aro De Lluvia", "Gloria" or "Aro Con

Cintas", is the biblical name given to an instrument of celebration and
intercession. The original shape of the hoop (Tabroit) is one side of a drum
or cylinder. It is in symbolic form of the hoop (Tabroit) of the Old Testament
to be used as a point of contact to express the invisible through a visible
representation.
In the hands of the worshipper this symbolic instrument becomes a spiritual

tool, not to be grasped lightly, but to be used wisely. The Tabroit use long
ribbons that are the prototype of the Holy Spirit
and the hoops (crown) are types of Christ's reign in
our lives (Genesis 31:27; Isaiah 5:12; 24:8;
30:32; Ezekiel 28:13; 1 Samuel 105-6; 18:6 and
7; Job 17:6; Jeremiah 31:4).

Conclusion:
Throughout the writing of this manual, which is a compilation of concepts
that are shared in the daily life of our ministry, and information from The
Word as well as other materials, we are pleased to have had the initiative to
do so.
Through this work we have the opportunity to bless many people who daily
and insistently write to us in order to obtain all kinds of information about
the dance and to anyone who gets their hands on it. We hope that with it,
the questions will not cease, but that it will be a motive for a greater
eagerness to know and will promote preparation and excellence in the
brothers who have found in dance a means of worship to the Almighty God.

Appendix
CREATIVE EXPRESSION:
This comes from having a private time with God, where we can express
ourselves. Every stroke on our tambourine must have a purpose.
LEVELS OF CREATIVE EXPRESSION
1) Mechanism and creativity (practical)
2) Joy (communion with God)
3) The anointing and being a minister in the church. (When your leader or
pastor thinks so)
4) Discipline
5) Love
The Danzor's Hands
Our whole body belongs to the Lord Jesus Christ, so our hands should also
express the love and strength of the Lord.
The word says in Romans 6:20 "Neither yield your members as instruments
of unrighteousness unto sin: but yield yourselves unto God, as those that are
alive among the dead, and your members as instruments of righteousness

unto God.
Victorious Hands
Psalms 18: 34 "Who trains my hands for battle, to strengthen with my hands
the bow of bronze.
Psalm 144:1 "Blessed be the LORD my rock, who trains my hands for battle
and my fingers for war.
Psalms 143:6 "I stretched out my hands to you.

The Danzor's Feet
God has given us feet to be used as powerful weapons against the enemy in
Mal, 4:2.3 He said: to those who fear me, the sun of righteousness will rise
and in his wings he will bring healing, and you will leap like calves from the
herd. You shall tread down the wicked, and they shall be ashes under the
soles of your feet in the day that I shall act, says the LORD of hosts.
The enemy shall be ashes under our feet.

in Isaiah 52:7 says: "How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him
who brings good tidings".

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Dancing For The Glory Of God

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In the Bible we find several verses that talk about

- Jeremiah 31: 4, 31: 13

- Psalms 30: 11, 18: 6

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Difference Between Biblical Dance and Worldly

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DANCE IN WORSHIP AND PRAISE: It is performed for the purpose

PROPHETIC DANCE: Performed by a dancer or corps of dancers who

DANCE IN SPIRITUAL WAR: Accompanied by the praise group and

DANCE IN INTERCESSION: It is a process of spiritual childbirth,

HEBREW DANCE: Characterized by Hebrew steps that are generally

CONGREGATIONAL DANCE: All the people unite in one body, in one

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spirit, worshipping and dancing to the creator.

DAVIDIC DANCE: It comes from the tabernacle of David. In Acts

• Hasidic or spontaneous dance

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Dance Steps Interpreter

ETERNITY: A jump with classic hand and feet behind.

REVERENCE: We bow to God and bow to the public. In both of them we

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FIRE: From the bottom up as if we were

HOLY SPIRIT: From top to bottom

SONG: Shake hands starting from the mouth

CROSS: I put my hands open simulating a cross, I turn my back crossing my

FREEDOM: Freedom in front, half turn, freedom behind and return to

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with style because God deserves the best of us.

SPIRITUAL PREPARATION: Our dance is for God, He is our priority,

TECHNICAL PREPARATION: We must be aware that although dance is

It is necessary to take care of our physical appearance (ability developed

Combination of different steps.

DANCE SET-UP: FACTORS TO BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT.

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Basic Dance Steps

IN AND OUT IN THE LORD'S PRESENCE: Humbling ourselves before HIM.

SHA-SHA: Stepping on the enemy with my feet, supporting the feet in

HOP: Leap to the lamb, expression of God's joy.

RELEVE: To stand on tiptoe.

PLIE: Inclination of both knees or only one knee.

Ballet Hand and Foot Positions

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The position used for the hands is called "hands".

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The Dressing Of A Dancer

• Amber : Glory to God

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• Blue ribbon: The law of God

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Instruments Used In Dance

REPRESENTATIONS OF THE MANTLE

- Healing (Matthew 9:20 )

- Hedging (Ezekiel 16:20)