Appleday
Harmony Unveiled: A Vision of Peace and Divine Majesty
Lyrics
There will be a day when the lion and the lamb play in the fields together, peacefully Together
Anticipation of a future day when harmony will reign, symbolized by the lion and the lamb playing together in peace.
And there will be a day when The Great I Am claims His thrown forever, forevermore
Expressing the eternal reign of "The Great I Am" who claims His throne forever.
And on that day when the trumpets sound
Referencing a prophesied day marked by the sound of trumpets, a powerful and symbolic event in many religious traditions.
And my feet can no longer stay on the ground
A moment when the speaker feels lifted from the earthly realm, possibly symbolizing transcendence or spiritual ascension.
I will sing to You, hallelujah
An expression of praise and worship, with "hallelujah" being a joyful exclamation often used in religious contexts.
You are The King of Kings and The Great I Am
Acknowledging divine attributes, addressing God as both "The King of Kings" and "The Great I Am."
Your light guides my feet and You take me by the hand
Depicting a close, guiding relationship with the divine, where God's light leads and supports the speaker.
I will sing ha, hallelujah, to The Great I Am
Reiteration of praise through the repetition of "hallelujah" to honor "The Great I Am."
There will be a day when I no longer care what this world has to offer, why even bother?
Expressing a detachment from worldly concerns, suggesting a day when material pursuits become inconsequential.
And there will be a day when Jesus comes and takes me away, up to heaven
An expectation of a future day when the speaker will be taken to heaven by Jesus, emphasizing a transcendent hope.
And on that day when the trumpets sound
Repeating the imagery of trumpets, underscoring the significance of this anticipated day.
And my feet can no longer stay on the ground
Reiteration of the speaker's anticipation of a moment when they are lifted from the earthly realm.
I will sing to You, hallelujah
Continuation of praise and worship through the repetition of "hallelujah" directed towards the divine.
You are The King of Kings and The Great I Am
Reaffirming the divine attributes, addressing God as both "The King of Kings" and "The Great I Am."
Your light guides my feet and You take me by the hand
Describing the intimate relationship with the divine, where God's light guides and provides support.
You are The Morning Star and The Prince of Peace
Expanding the divine attributes, addressing God as "The Morning Star" and "The Prince of Peace."
With a word You created both earth and sea
Highlighting God's creative power, acknowledging the divine role in the creation of the earth and sea.
I sing ha, hallelujah, to The Great I Am
Reiteration of praise through the repetition of "hallelujah" directed towards "The Great I Am."
Holy, holy, holy, is The Lord God Almighty
Quoting the trinitarian praise found in religious texts, emphasizing the holiness of "The Lord God Almighty."
Holy, holy, holy, is our God
Repetition of the trinitarian praise, underlining the holiness of the speaker's God.
Holy, holy, holy, is The Lord God Almighty
Continuation of the trinitarian praise, emphasizing the holiness of "The Lord God Almighty."
Holy, holy, holy, is our God
Repetition of the trinitarian praise, once again underscoring the holiness of the speaker's God.
There will be a day when the lion and the lamb play in the fields together
A repetition of the opening imagery, reinforcing the vision of a future harmonious existence symbolized by the lion and the lamb playing together.
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