Coptic 2

Zefte Pentes

Ya Sayeh, O Seeker

Your Mercies Oh My God (Nek Nai)

Mark Saad Lamentations

Fraction - Anba Abakir

My Fathers The Monks of the Desert (Excerpt)

Lyrics-

Refain: The institute of the Coptic language---I love you (x2)

You are a blessing for Egypt---and the Egyptians 
Throught you they will know---coptic

You are a sun that shined---God confirmed you
I was blessed---when I became acquainted with you

You taught me how to speak my language in my land
and to pray with understanding---and to sing with joy

I live in your heart---and you in my heart
for God the merciful---has prepared you for me


Deacon Antonious Bi-mandiswo (Christology Conention summer 2014)

Kalos (Coptic)

Dear Lord Do Glorify Your Name

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Awsome God -  Fadi Michael

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O Virgin Mary feat. Sarah Bibawy

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As Jesus Loves feat. Sandy Debbas

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Trample Oh My Soul feat. Joseph Bibawy

In The Midst Of The Raging Sea (Coptic) by Boules Malak

Christ is Risen! Truly He is Risen! In celebration of the Glorious Feast of the Resurrection we put this together for your enjoyment! Purchase on CDBaby.com or iTunes!! Listen and Follow us on SoundCloud, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube! 

Vocals: John and Sarah Bibawy
Lyrics: Sarah Bibawy and Stephen Meawad
Music and Production: John Bibawy
Artwork: Andrew Ayad

Resurrected

My Coptic Church is a song about the strength of the Coptic Church since its establishment by St. Mark, the Apostle of Christ. Our Lord has never left His Church and His Church has never left her Orthodox faith, given to us by Jesus Christ Himself. Through the blood of the courageous martyrs, the suffering of the confessors, the diligence of the fathers, and the faithfulness of the believers, the Coptic Church holds fast the traditional and essential dogma that Christ intended for the whole world. We hold fast to this precious gem and guard it with our lives through God’s evident grace and care for His Church.

My Coptic Church

The simple melody of “Love, Love” successfully complements the simple yet essential claims of its words. The Gospel fills our human senses with inexpressible feelings and the Holy Trinity is a basic tenet of Apostolic Christianity, to which our Coptic Church has remained faithful and strong since its dawn.

Love Love

“Hear My Cry” expresses the effective prayers of a desperate soul, whose only hope is the Lord. As Jonah poured forth his passionate prayer from the pit—the midst of the fish—he realized his weakness, frailty, and reliance on God. We too sing with him in the midst of our fiery trials on earth, through which we often present our most sincere and heartfelt prayers, pleading for His mercy.

Hear My Cry

“Father God” is a song about man’s fallen state and his subsequent realization of the indescribable goodness of a new life with God and the change it brought about. This new life, in which man comes to understand and appreciate his full purpose and potential, is established through the Holy Sacrament of Baptism in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The use of “managed” here does not imply our ability to exist, survive, or endure without Existence and Life Himself. Instead, it is an emphatic proclamation of man’s acknowledgement of his dire need for, yet unworthiness of, salvation.

Father God

In “Amen Amen Come” the soul’s yearning for the return of Jesus Christ in His glorious Second Coming is clear. The elaborate imagery in St. John’s book of Revelation describes the magnificence of this eternity in which there will be no more pain, tears, or suffering, but the Church will be forever joyful with Her Groom whose light shines brighter than can be comprehended. With excitement and patience, with eagerness and diligence, with hope and love, the Church eagerly waits for this Day. Come quickly, Amen!

Coptic 2

Andrew.M