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  1. www.linkedin.com › in › elijah-brueggemann-7314481aaElijah Brueggemann - Music Director - SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ...

    Multi-keyboardist, producer, composer, Emmy-winning musical director Eli Brueggemann is a jack of all trades. He grew up in the fertile Los Angeles musical neighborhood of...

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  2. snl.fandom.com › wiki › Eli_BrueggemannEli Brueggemann | Saturday Night Live Wiki | Fandom

    Elijah Brueggemann (born October 21, 1976) is the co-musical director on Saturday Night Live. He has been in that role since 2011. He usually never sits in with the band, but will replace them.

  3. www.instagram.com › elijahjamsEli Brueggemann (@elijahjams) • Instagram photos and videos

    938 Followers, 295 Following, 68 Posts - Eli Brueggemann (@elijahjams) on Instagram: ""

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  4. churchanew.org › brueggemann › the-peaceful-transferWalter Brueggemann: The Peaceful Transfer of Real Power ...

    Feb 8, 2021 · Along with Enoch (Genesis 5:24), Elijah is the only character in the Old Testament who does not die. As a result, Elijah is kept alive by God and kept “in reserve” for a return in power to continue the emancipatory work of YHWH.

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  5. www.linkedin.com › in › elijah-brueggemann-7314481aaEli Brueggemann - Music Director - SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE - LinkedIn

    Multi-keyboardist, producer, composer, Emmy-winning musical director Eli Brueggemann is a jack of all trades.

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  6. genius.com › artists › Elijah-brueggemannElijah Brueggemann Lyrics, Songs, and Albums | Genius

    Get all the lyrics to songs by Elijah Brueggemann and join the Genius community of music scholars to learn the meaning behind the lyrics.

  7. churchanew.org › brueggemann › what-naboth-teachesWalter Brueggemann — What Naboth Teaches Us Today - Church Anew

    Jan 22, 2021 · It is no wonder that Elijah is seen to be “my enemy,” of the king (21:20) and elsewhere “troubler of Israel” (18:17), because Elijah represents covenantal interests rooted in YHWH that refuse the commoditization of life and property that are rooted in Baalism and practiced by the royal house.