Blessings Christian Song / Christian Blessing Song

[Sara Lee]

Hi, everyone~ Excuse me.

Context:
“God Blesses the Honest” is the (YouTube) video title, and it is a Christian song.
Now, I want to wrtie a discriptive title the video, telling others that it is a Christian song about God's blessings.


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1. Blessings Christian Song | "God Blesses the Honest"
2. Christian Blessing Song | "God Blesses the Honest"
3. Christian Song About Blessings | "God Blesses the Honest"

Is #1 correct?
Which one is idiomatic or natural? Which one do you prefer?
If none is okay, please help to correct it, but you have to include "Christian" and "Blessing(s)" besides "Song"?

 

[heypresto]

Why not just give it the title it's already got?

It's obviously Christian, and it appears to relate to blessing, and it's pretty likely to be a song, so there's no need to mention these again.

But if you really have to, then only #2 or #3 make any sense.

 

[Sara Lee]

Why not just give it the title it's already got?

It's obviously Christian, and it appears to relate to blessing, and it's pretty likely to be a song, so there's no need to mention these again.

But if you really have to, then only #2 or #3 make any sense.

Okay~I see....
Thank you for your answer and help~

 

[Hildy1]

Why not just give it the title it's already got?

It's obviously Christian, and it appears to relate to blessing, and it's pretty likely to be a song, so there's no need to mention these again.

 

[You little ripper!]

Christian Song / “God Blesses the Honest”. There’s no need to put ‘blessing’ in the first part because ‘blesses’ is in the name of the song.