God and I
Transformative Harmony: Exploring the Profound Meaning Behind Crystal Lewis' 'God and I'
Lyrics
I have pride, He is meek
I acknowledge my pride, contrasting with His meekness.
I have shame, He is glory
I carry shame, while He embodies glory.
I'm deceitful, He is truthful
My nature is deceitful, His is characterized by truthfulness.
I'm not worthy but He is the giver
I recognize my unworthiness, but He is the generous giver.
His death for my life
His sacrifice, represented by His death, is exchanged for my life.
God and I
God and I.
If apart from Him, I know I will surely, surely die
Acknowledging that separation from Him would lead to spiritual death.
I know that I'm not much to give
I am aware that I don't have much to offer.
It's only for His love that I have my life to live
My existence is sustained by His love, the sole purpose for my life.
He has fullness, I am so empty
He possesses fullness, while I feel emptiness within me.
He is love, I need so much love
He embodies love, a quality I desperately need.
He is always there, I am always found
His constant presence contrasts with my perpetual search for meaning.
He is the giver, I'm not worthy
Reiteration of His generosity despite my unworthiness.
His death for my life
Reaffirmation of the transformative impact of His sacrifice on my life.
God and I
God and I.
If apart from Him, I know I will surely, surely die
Emphasizing the vital connection with Him to avoid spiritual demise.
I know that I'm not much to give
Acknowledging my limitations in what I can offer.
It's only for His love that I have my life to live
Highlighting that my life's purpose is rooted in His love.
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