Lyrics
VERSO 1
Siglo en siglo, Tú eres igual
Todo tiempo permanecerás
La vida está en el ritmo de tu respirar
Tu nombre tiene todo poder
CORO
El Shaddai
Por siempre, Tú conmigo estás
Todopoderoso
Fuente de mi vida
VERSO 2
Tus promesas nunca fallarán
Tus palabras permanecerán
Y yo sé que en el desierto Tú me guiarás
Pues grande es tu fidelidad
PUENTE
El que inicia toda sanidad
Pone fin a toda enfermedad
Eres el principio y final
Alfa y Omega
El que inicia toda libertad
Pone fin a la cautividad
Eres el principio y final
Alfa y Omega
El Shaddai de Kyle Lee, Josh Morales, Christine D’Clario
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Meaning & Inspiration
El Shaddai presents God as eternally constant, almighty, and near. The verses contrast changing centuries and difficult terrain with divine promises that do not fail. Life is pictured as depending on God’s breath, while His name carries authority and His faithfulness provides direction through the desert. The chorus gathers those ideas into a simple confession: the Almighty remains present and is the source of life.
The bridge expands the song’s portrait of God through paired images of beginning and completion. He brings healing to sickness, freedom to captivity, and identifies Himself as Alpha and Omega. Those lines closely echo Revelation’s language for the One who is the beginning and the end. The appeal to guidance in the desert also aligns with biblical accounts of God leading His people, while the emphasis on unfailing words reflects Scripture’s repeated witness to divine faithfulness. Throughout the song, worship grows from confidence in God’s unchanging character and sustaining presence.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 22:13 God declares Himself the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end.
- Isaiah 41:10 God promises His presence, help, and sustaining hand.
- Numbers 23:19 The passage affirms that God fulfills what He promises.