Lord You Are
Lord You Are: Priceless Reflections of Divine Worth
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Lord You are, more precious than silver
Expressing that the Lord is extremely valuable, surpassing the worth of silver.
Lord You are, more costly than gold
Highlighting the Lord's value as even greater than that of gold, emphasizing preciousness.
Lord You are, more beautiful than diamonds
Describing the Lord's beauty, using the metaphor of diamonds, to convey extraordinary splendor.
And nothing I desire, compares with You
Affirming that nothing the speaker desires or values can be compared to the greatness of the Lord.
Lord You are, more precious than silver
Reiterating the Lord's surpassing value, specifically comparing it to the preciousness of silver.
Lord You are, more costly than gold
Emphasizing the superior worth of the Lord, likening it to the higher costliness of gold.
Lord You are, more beautiful than diamonds
Reaffirming the exceptional beauty of the Lord, drawing a parallel with the brilliance of diamonds.
And nothing I desire, compares with You
Restating that there is nothing the speaker desires that can rival the Lord's significance.
Lord You are, more precious than silver
Continuing the pattern of expressing the Lord's value, specifically comparing it to silver once again.
Lord You are, more costly than gold
Reemphasizing the preciousness of the Lord, this time using the metaphor of costly gold.
Lord You are, more beautiful than diamonds
Affirming the exceptional beauty of the Lord, likening it to the allure of diamonds once more.
And nothing I desire, compares with You
Reiterating that nothing the speaker desires can match the incomparable greatness of the Lord.
Lord You are, more precious than silver
Echoing the sentiment of the Lord's exceptional value, specifically comparing it to precious silver.
Lord You are, more costly than gold
Underlining the Lord's surpassing worth, comparing it to the higher costliness of gold.
Lord You are, more beautiful than diamonds
Reaffirming the Lord's extraordinary beauty, drawing a parallel with the brilliance of diamonds.
And nothing I desire
Stating that nothing the speaker desires can be compared to the Lord's greatness.
Nothing I desire
Repeating the assertion that nothing the speaker desires can match the Lord's incomparable significance.
Nothing I desire, compares with You
Concluding by reiterating that nothing the speaker desires can compare to the unmatched greatness of the Lord.
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