Hanani
Transformative Clay: Embracing Change Through Faith
Lyrics
Change me into what You want to,
Expressing a willingness to undergo transformation according to God's will.
Hardened as this clay might be.
Acknowledging personal hardness or resistance, possibly referring to spiritual stubbornness.
You're the potter, I'm the vessel.
Recognizing God as the one shaping and molding, and oneself as a vessel in His hands.
Make me what You want of me.
Submitting to God's creative process, asking to become what God desires.
Please forgive my obstination,
Seeking forgiveness for stubbornness or resistance to God's guidance.
So seldom on my knees.
Admitting infrequent humility or prayerful moments.
And I will keep it to a whisper,
Expressing a commitment to keeping one's prayers subdued or humble.
As the Great Physician works in me.
Referencing God as the "Great Physician" working on inner transformation.
Hanani, here am I.
Addressing God directly, signaling readiness and availability.
Father, make me like the Savior.
Asking God to shape the speaker's character to resemble Jesus Christ.
All my hope is found in Him.
Stating that all hope is placed in Christ.
Help me reach my resignation.
Seeking assistance in reaching a state of acceptance or surrender.
Hanani Lord, work in me.
Repetition of the call to God, specifically addressing Him as "Hanani."
Please forgive my obstination,
Reiteration of seeking forgiveness for resistance to prayer and humility.
So seldom on my knees.
Restating infrequent moments of being on one's knees in prayer.
And I will keep it to a whisper,
Recommitting to keeping prayers humble and subdued.
As the Great Physician works in me.
Reaffirming God's role as the transformative healer in the speaker's life.
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