Sunday light falls soft and slow
His majesty begins to show
The dawn has come with golden grace
I bow before His holy face
No words can hold the wonder here
His majesty draws ever near
Heaven opens wide
Let His glory come inside
Majesty, how great Thou art
Filling every willing heart
King of kings and Lord above
Majesty, O boundless love
The morning birds begin their song
To Him whom every heart belongs
I bring my cup of morning brew
And lift my eyes to skies of blue
Heaven opens wide
Let His glory come inside
Majesty, how great Thou art
Filling every willing heart
King of kings and Lord above
Majesty, O boundless love
Holy, holy, Lord of all
I rise and kneel at morning's call
Majesty, how great Thou art
Filling every willing heart
King of kings and Lord above
Majesty, O boundless love
His majesty begins to show
Sunday light falls soft and slow
- Lyricist
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- Composer
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- Producer
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- Drums
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- Vocals
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- Piano
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- Saxophone
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Listen to Majesty by Scripture Jazz
Streaming / Download
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Behold
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Majesty
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Presence
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Breathe
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Anoint
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Exalt
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Tabernacle
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Kneel
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- 9
Remnant
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Proclaim
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A warm and gentle Christian jazz album that evokes the intimate glow of a 1940s jazz club. Soft English vocals weave together with mellow piano, brushed drums, and a deep upright bass to draw your heart into stillness.
Opening tracks like "Behold" and "Majesty" lift your eyes to the glory of God with a tender, reverent warmth. "Presence" and "Breathe" invite you to rest quietly before Him, while later songs such as "Tabernacle," "Kneel," and "Proclaim" gently build toward worship and prayer.
Crafted to accompany Bible study, morning devotions, evening prayer, and quiet rest, these soulful melodies are the perfect peaceful background music for your daily walk of faith. Pour a cup of coffee, be still, and let your spirit dwell in His presence.
