Bethel Music - Cómo No Voy A Creer Lyrics

Lyrics

Yo he visto tu fidelidad en mÃ Y he visto cosas que no comprendÃ Hay belleza en lo que no puedo entender Cristo eres Tú Cristo eres Tú

Creo que Eres asombroso Dios Eres asombroso Dios Con lo que te he visto hacer CÃ³mo no voy a creer Eres asombroso Dios Y Tú sanas por amor Tus milagros puedo ver CÃ³mo no voy a creer CÃ³mo no voy a creer

Con mis manos yo no puedo revivir Pero en tu nombre hay resurrecciÃ³n aquÃ Toda gloria al que tiene el poder Cristo eres Tú Cristo eres Tú

CÃ³mo no voy a creer CÃ³mo no voy a creer Con lo que te he visto hacer CÃ³mo no voy a creer

Yo lo he visto sanar, y al muerto resucitar No me digas que El no puede No me digas que El no puede

Lo he visto restaurar el cuerpo, y dar renovaciÃ³n mental No me digas que El no puede Pues yo sé que mi Dios puede

Vi familias restauradas, y los prÃ³digos volver No me digas que El no puede No me digas que El no puede

He visto almas liberadas, y cadenas vi romper No me digas que El no puede No me digas que El no puede

Se oye un gran avivamiento, y un estallar de salvaciÃ³n No me digas que El no puede No me digas que El no puede

Veremos gloria en las naciones, como nunca, asÃ será No me digas que Ell no puede Porque sé que lo hará

CÃ³mo no voy a creer Oh, lo he visto en mi vida Te he visto obrar en mi Oh sÃ Soy un testimonio de tu gran poder De lo que puedes hacer, oh No hay nada que El no pueda hacer Oh, no hay nada que El no puede hacer Todo es posible en ti No hay nada que El no puede hacer No hay nada que El no puede hacer Oh, no hay nada que El no puede hacer SÃ, no hay nada que El no puede hacer Declaralo

Video

Cómo No Voy A Creer (Too Good To Not Believe) - Christine D’Clario & Edward Rivera

Meaning & Inspiration

"Cómo No Voy A Creer" (Too Good To Not Believe), a powerful declaration of faith released by Bethel Music on November 5, 2021, featuring the vibrant voices of Christine D’Clario and Edward Rivera, stands as an anthem rooted in personal testimony and the unwavering power of God. The song's genesis is deeply personal, drawing from lived experiences of divine intervention and miraculous works, a sentiment echoed throughout Scripture where individuals recount God's faithfulness in their lives. The lyrics are a direct reflection of observing God’s power to heal, restore, and resurrect, framing these acts not as isolated incidents but as definitive proof of a God who is actively involved and profoundly capable. This personal witnessing of God's might fuels the central refrain, "How can I not believe?" echoing the psalmist’s declaration in Psalm 27:13, "I believe that I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living!" The message transcends mere intellectual assent to faith; it is a visceral response to experiencing God's tangible grace.

The song masterfully weaves together the tangible evidence of God's work in individual lives with broader prophetic visions of revival and salvation spreading across nations, as hinted at by verses like Isaiah 43:19, "See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert." The repeated assertion, "Don't tell me He can't," serves as a direct counter-argument to doubt and despair, challenging any notion that God's power is limited. This unwavering confidence finds its scriptural parallels in numerous accounts, from the parting of the Red Sea (Exodus 14) to Jesus’s miracles of healing the sick and raising the dead, as detailed in the Gospels. The lyrics specifically mention restoration of bodies and minds, families, and the liberation of souls, all of which are foundational themes in Christian theology, underscoring God's desire for wholeness and redemption for His creation, as promised in Jeremiah 29:11, "For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." The song’s core message is a testament to the biblical truth that "with God all things are possible" (Matthew 19:26), a truth embodied by Christ Himself, who is repeatedly identified as the source of this power and authority. The music, while not the primary focus of this analysis, undoubtedly amplifies the message, creating an atmosphere of awe and conviction that invites listeners to join in this powerful declaration of unwavering belief, transforming personal encounters with God into a universal song of hope and testament to His enduring faithfulness.