Psalm 4: Lord, let Your face shine on us... (J. Thomas)

#psalmschallenge for the Third Sunday of Easter (Year B). Psalm 4: Lord, let Your face shine on us, shine on us. Set by Jeff Thomas, from OCP's Spirit and Psalm.
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Music copyright Jeff Thomas.
all arranging (interpretation) decisions are my own 😊

[@pamelavarilone2614]

Thank you thank you thank you, Jess!

[@DavidSmith-648]

Thank you. There's lots of power in your voice. Almost operatic power!

[@Saramada7979]

Why it is your channel called” The Horseless Cantor? God bless you and your family and your ministry.May our Lord be pleasant with the work of your hands and voice and keep you safe and prospering in every area of your life. You are a great source and inspiration for my work as a Catholic music director. I am in my way of being Catholic and yet to learn day by day about Catholic liturgy.

[@TheHorselessCantor]

Thank you so much, and may God bless you as well! It's a play on how "cantor" (Catholic music minister) sounds like "canter" (a speed you can ride a horse at). When I was younger and first started cantoring, I told people I cantor, and some people who aren't Catholic responded "Cool! I didn't know you rode horses..." because the two words (cantor and canter) sound the same. I don't ride horses, I'm just in music ministry! That happened enough times that it inspired my channel name 😊❤