INSTRUMENTAL WORSHIP MUSIC

Original and traditional songs done in a Jazz style. May Yah bless you as you worship Him.

Exodus
featuring Gershon Zev
written by Leon Uris

Hatikvah – The Hope
Isreal National anthem
PD
The lyrics were written by the Jewish poet Naftali Herz Imber in 1877. The melody was adapted by Romanian-born Jewish musician Shmuel Cohen in 1888.

Jerusalem of Gold
Written by Naomi Shmier

Night of Roses Nedley
Erev Shel Shoshanim,
Erev Ba
(Song of Songs),6:3-3:16-7:10)
I am my beloveds
and my beloved is mine
we are Yehovah’s
and Yehovah is ours

Psalm 30
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)

Master of the Universe
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)
Dance music praising Yahweh Elohim

Kol Elohim – The First Day – 2002
(Genesis 1:1-5)
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)
We assigned a musical note to each letter of the paleo Hebrew alphabet. Performed by Jerusalem Rivers and Gershon Zev

Kol Elohim – The Second Day – 2002
(Genesis 1:6-8)
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)
We assigned a musical note to each letter of the paleo Hebrew alphabet. Performed by Jerusalem Rivers and Gershon Zev

Psalm 51
(Ronny Amodea, JC Amodea)
David’s Psalm of repentence

Romans 12
(Romans 12:15-22)
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)
Rejoice with those who rejoice
weep with those who weep
and overcome evil with good

Thank You Yah
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)

The Aaronic Blessing
(Ronny Amodea, JC Amodea)

The Hope of 2,000 Years
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)

The Overcomers Medley
“We Shall Overcome” PD
“I Wish That I Knew How it Feels to Be Free:” Billy Taylor
arr. by Ronny Amodea

The Words of My Mouth
(Ronny Amodea, J.C. Amodea)

What a Friend We Have in Yeshua
PD
“What a Friend We Have in Jesus” was written by Irish-born Canadian preacher Joseph Medlicott Scriven in 1855.

Yedid Nefesh – Beloved of the Soul
PD a Sabbath song

Amazing Grace – 1982
Featuring original Jersey Boy, the late Buddy Randall
PD
“Amazing Grace” was written in 1772 by John Newton, an English evangelical Anglican cleric and former slave ship captain. It was first published in 1779 in his collection known as the Olney Hymns.

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