Denetria's Church Medley
Divine Comfort: Denetria Champ's Church Medley Unveils God's Everlasting Care
Lyrics
Be not dismayed whatever be tides
Encouragement to remain calm and not be discouraged despite circumstances.
God will take care of you
Assurance that God will provide care and support.
Beneath His wings
Symbolic reference to finding refuge and protection under God's metaphorical wings.
His sweet love, His sweet love abides
Emphasis on the enduring and affectionate nature of God's love.
God will, He will take care of you
Reiteration that God will indeed take care of individuals.
Oh, God will take care of you
Reaffirmation that God will provide care, regardless of the circumstances.
Through every day
God's commitment to taking care of individuals every day.
Or all the way
God's commitment to taking care of individuals through all situations.
He will take care of you
Reiteration of the promise that God will take care of individuals.
Oh, God will take care of you
Repeated assurance that God will take care of individuals.
There's not a friend
Emphasis on the uniqueness of the friendship with Jesus.
Like the lowly Jesus
Describing Jesus as humble and approachable.
No, no not one
Affirmation that there is no friend like Jesus.
No, not one
Reiteration of the uniqueness of the friendship with Jesus.
Um, no not one
Further emphasis on the exclusivity of the friendship with Jesus.
None else can heal
Claiming that Jesus is the only one who can heal all the ailments of the soul.
All our soul's diseases
Stating that no one else can address the spiritual needs of individuals.
No, no not one
Reiteration of the idea that there is no friend like Jesus in healing the soul.
No, not one
Further emphasis on the uniqueness of the friendship with Jesus in soul healing.
For Thine is the kingdom
Recognition of God's sovereignty and authority over the kingdom.
And the power
Acknowledgment of God's power.
And the glory
Acknowledgment of God's glory.
Forever
A declaration of the eternal nature of God's kingdom, power, and glory.
Amen
Conclusion with the traditional "Amen" expressing agreement and affirmation.
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