ልመንህ? (ፀሎት) Eyerusalem Worku (ኢየሩሳሌም ወርቁ) New Gospel song 2025

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Title | ልመንህ? (ፀሎት) Eyerusalem Worku (ኢየሩሳሌም ወርቁ) New Gospel song 2025 |
Author | Eyerusalem Worku |
Duration | 7:18 |
File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=enPdjRxeGNk |
Description
Hello precious people, thank you for listening to this song. As you listen, I encourage you to bring your honest thoughts before the Lord. I pray that you find freedom and comfort as you lay your burdens at His feet, knowing that even if your situation isn’t fixed, your honest prayers will bring you answers from your Father That your soul needs to hear. I want to let you know that you’re not alone. God bless you!
English Lyrics
We've come a long way together, so I won't give up now
your voice remains unchanged, so I won't run from your arms.
When I look, I see you haven't changed—only the circumstances.
I have no reason to blame you; you bear no fault.
When I look, I see it's not you, but life that's been harsh.
I've lost the strength to speak ill of you; you've never left my side.
My heart wavers—losing hope yet holding on
Or I haven't hoped in you
What do you say to me?
Let me ask you, Jesus.
Should I trust you fully? Should I cast my net?
Will I be filled twice from what’s to come?
Should I, in faith, cast my bread upon the water?
Will I find it waiting for me when I return?
Your purpose is beautiful;
I know this.
Your plan is vast;
I understand it well.
But how can my soul grasp this?
She feels she might fall, casually frightened
This is my prayer before you;
I won’t hide what’s inside or keep it from you.
Even if it feels like you're late by my timeline
My heart does not doubt your presence
It speaks louder than thunder.
And if I’m silent, your silence will echo.
I will be still, quiet before you,
Waiting until the time you answer.
I won’t speak, I’ll remain quiet,
I won't turn around and speak ill of you.
Yes, I believe in you. I’ll cast my net,
And I will be doubly content with the blessing
I’ll trust you and throw my bread upon the water;
When I return, indeed, I shall find it waiting for me.