Are You Afraid To Die
Confronting Mortality: Embracing Redemption in 'Are You Afraid To Die'
Lyrics
Are you a stranger to God
Questioning if the listener is distant or unfamiliar with God.
Carried away with your pride?
Asking if the listener is carried away by pride, possibly leading them astray.
Tell me sinner, do you ever stop and think?
Posing a question to a sinner, inquiring if they reflect on their actions.
Are you afraid to die?
Directly asking if there is fear of death in the listener.
Are you afraid?
Reiterating the question of fear, emphasizing the emotional state.
Are you unsaved?
Questioning if the listener is without salvation or spiritual redemption.
Are you afraid to die?
Repeating the inquiry about fear of death, reinforcing the theme.
Call on Him while he is near
Encouraging the listener to call upon God while He is accessible.
Moments are swift passing by
Highlighting the fleeting nature of time and the importance of seizing moments.
Will you seek Him while He stile may be found?
Prompting the listener to seek God while the opportunity is still present.
Are you afraid to die?
Reiterating the central theme of fear of death, emphasizing urgency.
Are you afraid?
Repeating the question about fear, underscoring the emotional aspect.
Are you unsaved?
Reiterating the inquiry about the state of being unsaved or spiritually lost.
Are you afraid to die?
Repeating the question regarding fear of death, maintaining focus on the theme.
Are you too wicked to cry?
Pondering if the listener's wickedness prevents them from seeking redemption.
Would you to Gods' bosom fly?
Asking if the listener desires to find solace in God's embrace.
Soon He's comin' like a thief in the night
Warning of an imminent arrival, akin to a thief in the night, suggesting unpredictability.
Are you afraid to die?
Repeating the central question, focusing on the fear of death.
Are you afraid?
Reiterating the inquiry about fear, emphasizing its significance.
Are you unsaved?
Repeating the question regarding being unsaved, underlining the need for salvation.
Are you afraid to die?
Reiterating the central theme of fear of death, maintaining a consistent message.
Are you afraid?
Emphasizing the recurring question about fear, heightening its impact.
Are you unsaved?
Repeating the inquiry about being unsaved, reinforcing the importance of spiritual salvation.
Are you afraid to die?
Concluding with a final repetition of the question, leaving the listener to contemplate the fear of death.
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