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Padre Nuestro by Brian And Jenn Johnson cover art

Brian And Jenn Johnson - Padre Nuestro Lyrics

Artist:
Brian And Jenn Johnson

Lyrics

Verso: Jenn Johnson
Padre nuestro en los cielos
Santo es Tu nombre
Que venga Tu reino
Tu voluntad tambien


Coro: Jenn Johnson
Aqui como en, el cielo
Que el cielo venga
Aqui como en, el cielo
Que venga aqui


Verso: Marco Barrientos
Padre nuestro en los cielos
Santo es Tu nombre
Que venga Tu reino
Tu voluntad tambien


Coro: Jenn Johnson & Marco Barrientos
Aqui como en, el cielo
Que el cielo venga
Aqui como en, el cielo
Que venga aqui
Que venga aqui
Que venga aqui
El cielo aqui


Interludio


Puente: Jenn Johnson & Marco Barrientos
Tuyo es el reino, tuyo el poder
Tuya es la gloria, por siempre, Amen
Tuyo es el reino, tuyo el poder
Tuya es la gloria, por siempre, Amen
Tuyo es el reino, tuyo el poder
Tuya es la gloria, por siempre, Amen
Tuyo es el reino, tuyo el poder
Tuya es la gloria, por siempre, Amen


Interludio


Outro: Jenn Johnson
El cielo aqui
El cielo aqui


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Meaning & Inspiration

Padre Nuestro draws its central language from the prayer Jesus taught his disciples. The verses honor the Father as holy and ask for his kingdom and will to be established. Its repeated appeal for heaven to come gives the prayer a simple congregational shape, while the alternating vocal parts allow the same petition to be voiced in Spanish by more than one singer.

The bridge turns to a declaration that the kingdom, power, and glory belong to God forever. This language follows the familiar doxology associated with the Lords Prayer and keeps the focus on divine rule rather than human achievement. Repetition reinforces the songs two main convictions: Gods will is desired on earth as in heaven, and all authority and glory remain his. The lyric therefore functions as both prayer and praise, joining a request for Gods reign with a closing confession of his everlasting sovereignty.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 6:9-10 Jesus teaches prayer for the Fathers name to be hallowed and his kingdom and will to come.
  • Matthew 6:13 The songs bridge echoes the traditional doxology affirming Gods kingdom, power, and glory.