Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is a "Contemplative Guide" to ponder the events of Jesus' last Passover Day on Earth, through Scripture.
The last 24 hours of Jesus' life, the Day of Passover, are captured in this heart-wrenching song of three scenes. The story begins at the Last Supper, a Passover Seder, when Jesus identifies with the bread and wine. Then, we follow the disciples to Gethsemane where Jesus prayed alone to His “Abba Father.” Finally, the soldiers arrive to take Jesus away to His death. Every lyric is closely based on Scripture: containing the words of Jesus, the Roman centurion, the soldiers, and Pontius Pilate.
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SESSION MUSICIANS:
Aaron Shust: Vocals, Ukulele, Piano, Guitar, Sound Effects*, Tambourine
Sam Hart: Guitars, Bass, Vocals, Programming
Antonio & Allison Marin: Strings
Shai Sol: Vocals
Nick Shust: Low Vocals
PRODUCTION: Sam Hart
MIXING: Ainslie Grosser
MASTERING: Mike Cervantes with The Foxboro
*Studio Trivia: Physical matzah bread (unleavened bread used at Passover) was literally broken in Studio to create the snapping sounds during the first movement's "Remember Me" sections. I also scraped the flat, distressed surface of the "bruised and pierced" matzah bread with my fingers to create the effect of a shaker.
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LYRICS:
I: Last Supper
VERSE 1
This is My body, broken for you / Do this in remembrance of Me
This bread I break, given for you / So now as often as you eat
REFRAIN
Remember Me. Remember Me
VERSE 2
This is My blood, poured out for you / Do this in remembrance of Me
This cup I raise is the covenant anew / So now as often as you drink
REFRAIN
Remember Me / Remember Me / Remember Me / Remember Me
OUTRO
Hallelujah / Hallelujah / Hallelujah
II: Gethsemane
VERSE 1
Abba Father / Abba Father / Sorrow fills My Spirit even now
Abba Father / Abba Father / Send Your angels / Strengthen Me this hour
REFRAIN
O that it would be Your will to take this cup from Me
Yet not what I will but Yours be done
VERSE 2
Abba Father / Abba Father / Nothing is impossible for You
Abba Father / Abba Father / Abba Father
REFRAIN
O that it would be Your will to take this cup from Me
Yet not what I will but Yours be done
Yet not what I will but Yours be done
III: King of the Jews
VERSE 1
Hail to the King / the King of the Jews
Hail to the King / the King of the Jews
REFRAIN
This is Yeshua / The King of the Jews
VERSE 2
“Forgive them,” He said
“They don’t understand”
Truly The Son of God was this Man
REFRAIN
This is Yeshua / The King of the Jews
This is Yeshua / The King of the Jews
This video is a "Contemplative Guide" to ponder the events of Jesus' last Passover Day on Earth, through Scripture.
The last 24 hours of Jesus' life, the Day of Passover, are captured in this heart-wrenching song of three scenes. The story begins at the Last Supper, a Passover Seder, when Jesus identifies with the bread and wine. Then, we follow the disciples to Gethsemane where Jesus prayed alone to His “Abba Father.” Finally, the soldiers arrive to take Jesus away to His death. Every lyric is closely based on Scripture: containing the words of Jesus, the Roman centurion, the soldiers, and Pontius Pilate.
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SESSION MUSICIANS:
Aaron Shust: Vocals, Ukulele, Piano, Guitar, Sound Effects*, Tambourine
Sam Hart: Guitars, Bass, Vocals, Programming
Antonio & Allison Marin: Strings
Shai Sol: Vocals
Nick Shust: Low Vocals
PRODUCTION: Sam Hart
MIXING: Ainslie Grosser
MASTERING: Mike Cervantes with The Foxboro
*Studio Trivia: Physical matzah bread (unleavened bread used at Passover) was literally broken in Studio to create the snapping sounds during the first movement's "Remember Me" sections. I also scraped the flat, distressed surface of the "bruised and pierced" matzah bread with my fingers to create the effect of a shaker.
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LYRICS:
I: Last Supper
VERSE 1
This is My body, broken for you / Do this in remembrance of Me
This bread I break, given for you / So now as often as you eat
REFRAIN
Remember Me. Remember Me
VERSE 2
This is My blood, poured out for you / Do this in remembrance of Me
This cup I raise is the covenant anew / So now as often as you drink
REFRAIN
Remember Me / Remember Me / Remember Me / Remember Me
OUTRO
Hallelujah / Hallelujah / Hallelujah
II: Gethsemane
VERSE 1
Abba Father / Abba Father / Sorrow fills My Spirit even now
Abba Father / Abba Father / Send Your angels / Strengthen Me this hour
REFRAIN
O that it would be Your will to take this cup from Me
Yet not what I will but Yours be done
VERSE 2
Abba Father / Abba Father / Nothing is impossible for You
Abba Father / Abba Father / Abba Father
REFRAIN
O that it would be Your will to take this cup from Me
Yet not what I will but Yours be done
Yet not what I will but Yours be done
III: King of the Jews
VERSE 1
Hail to the King / the King of the Jews
Hail to the King / the King of the Jews
REFRAIN
This is Yeshua / The King of the Jews
VERSE 2
“Forgive them,” He said
“They don’t understand”
Truly The Son of God was this Man
REFRAIN
This is Yeshua / The King of the Jews
This is Yeshua / The King of the Jews



![Shadow of Shaddai (Psalm 91) [Official Lyric Video]
Aaron Shust’s song Shadow of Shaddai (Psalm 91) is one of 10 Psalms on his 10th full-length album entitled Heaven + Earth.
https://slinky.to/HeavenAndEarth
STORY BEHIND THE SONG
This is the first song I began to write for my 2023 Psalms Project. There are few things I enjoy in music more than sitting down in front of a piano with my Bible open. That was how I began writing this beloved Psalm on a cold January morning in 2022.
The Hebrew word Shaddai is usually translated Almighty in English and may have its roots in the ancient Akkadian word for mountain. The image of a mountain is strong and immovable. Even so, the Bible says, the mountains melt like wax at the presence of the LORD. (Ps 97:5)
Therefore, El Shaddai, or God Almighty, could possibly mean God of the Mountain. According to Psalm 91, whoever dwells in the shelter of the Almighty God will rest in the protection of His shadow. Our Heavenly Father is all-together mighty. Everything else in creation bows to Him, no contest. Its in HIM that we place all our trust.
HEAVEN + EARTH ALBUM...
https://slinky.to/HeavenAndEarth
Lyrics: Aaron Shust + The 91st Psalmist
Music: Aaron Shust
Production + Instruments: Nathan Nockels
Ukulele: Gideon Klein
Mix: Nick Rad
Mastering: Bob Boyd
Video Editing: Yaakov Schwarz
LYRICS:
VERSE 1:
He who dwells in the shelter of The Most High
Will abide in the Shadow of Shaddai v1
PRE:
I will say of the LORD
He is my refuge, He is my fortress
I will say of ADONAI
He is my refuge, He is my fortress v2
CHORUS:
My God in whom I trust
My God in whom I trust v2
VERSE 2:
With His feathers He will cover me
Underneath His wings I will find my peace v4
BRIDGE:
So I won’t fear the terror in the nighttime
And I won’t fear the arrow that flies by day v5
For I will dwell in the shelter of the Most High v1
In the Shadow of Shaddai
In the Shadow of Shaddai v1
VERSE 3:
For You will give Your angels charge over me
In all my ways Your angels guard over me (x2) v11
LINKS
Artist Website: www.aaronshust.com
Visit Israel: www.landofzion.org
Social Media:
www.instagram.com/aaronshust
www.facebook.com/AaronShustOfficial Shadow of Shaddai (Psalm 91) [Official Lyric Video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y-vyZrAWxyM/mqdefault.jpg)


![Aaron Shust - “My Help (Psalm 121)” feat. Yaron Cherniak [Audio Video]
Aaron Shust - “My Help (Psalm 121)” feat. Yaron Cherniak [Audio Video] Aaron Shust - “My Help (Psalm 121)” feat. Yaron Cherniak [Audio Video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_p2wX0IoySs/mqdefault.jpg)



