The Choirboys - The Lord is my Shepherd Live

The Choirboys were an English boyband, made up of cathedral choristers. They were: Charles John "CJ" Porter-Thaw (b.1994) from Sheffield, Patrick Aspbury (b.1993) from Chelmsford, and Ben Inman (b.1993), from Yorkshire.
Here they sing Psalm 23 in a live performance.
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[infernokidsx]

awesome....patrick rawk

[GermanOperaSinger]

Hi, was wondering did you notice a little audio flaw near the end? I had to overlap some audio because stupid windows movie maker doesn't work. my first version of this video was a failure. Is the flaw discernible?

Thanks

[wesleyrocks1738]

An absolutely beautiful arrangement that transports the listener! Credit should also be given to the writer of the three harmony parts. Thanks Mr. German Opera Singer

[Glenmed]

This is the theme music for the BBC series "The vicar of Dibley". Beautiful. Thanks for posting and for the information you give.

[audieme]

Very pretty voices.

[rizvaldo]

Gosh, listen to you all.

Religious nuts.

[13spoiler13]

very nice

[priest008]

@Seleukos1209 Yes the Eucharist is food for the soul indeed, which is why give us this day our daily bread can be linked to 'allow us to have the Eucharist'....The Catholic Church alone keeps the unbroken lineage, I am not going to bother any more, I said all I have to say...do what you want.

[Seleukos1209]

@priest008 Yes, his flesh is food, but its not literal, it's food for the soul. Likewise he gives us 'bread from heaven' which is not literally bread, but our spiritual satisfaction. In addition, 'give us this day our daily bread;' again, not literal bread but food for the soul. Whoever satisfies themself in the flesh of Christ, i.e. believes in him and does his bidding, will have life.

[priest008]

@Seleukos1209 yes what Romans 3:22 is saying that through faith in Jesus Christ we are saved, what is the Eucharist if not Jesus Christ, God isn't a deceiver...that's why it says he 'broke the bread' & never said I broke my body for you, he said straight and plane,MY FLESH IS FOOD INDEED! Can something be more blooming clear dude!! Why can;t you get it, I know you have good intentions but it's so clear look at it!! For my flesh is food indeed and my blood is drink indeed. "Transubstantiation"

[Seleukos1209]

@priest008 How could it possibly be literal? He is clearly using it as a metaphor for his body 'broken for you' on his cross. Does it taste like human flesh? It doesnt, so if its Christ, then we are deceived. Are you calling God a deceiver? New and everlasting covenant is the covenant of redemption through Jesus Christ in comparison to the old covenant which was the Jewish law. Redemption in Christ is not achieved in communion but 'through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe.' Romans 3:22

[priest008]

@1611isperfect Dude, you need teaching! I would rather run to Mary on my knees who is the mother of my savior, what kind of a God would damn people for loving his mother? She's his mamma and she's my mamma and I will go to her and pray to her! there is no hope in the Pope? Well strangely enough Christ founded one Church under the Pope and this is so clear, unless you read your protestant crap. the truth is clear, it's up to you, with an infallible scripture you need an infallible interpreter.

[priest008]

@Seleukos1209 Wrong again, indeed it was a passover meal, however it was changed to suite Christs, as Christ instituted the Eucharistic celebration on that day, he said "take all ye and eat for this is my body" like wise with the wine "For this is my blood of the NEW AND EVERLASTING covenant" he later said do this in memory of me, and who ever eats this bread and drinks this blood will have life everlasting for my flesh is food indeed and my blood is drink indeed. Good day.

[Seleukos1209]

@priest008 Well the Eucharist if you remember was originally the Passover meal. The passover meal was a remembrance of the way in which the Jews were saved from the Angel of Death in Egypt. Likewise, the Lord's supper is a remembrance of the way in which Jesus Christ saves us from the death of sin. Passover did not save the Jews: the symbolic cross on the doorframe did. Likewise, communion does not save us but the Cross of Jesus Christ does.