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Jesus, Jesus by Darlene Zschech cover art

Darlene Zschech - Jesus, Jesus Lyrics

Artist:
Darlene Zschech

Lyrics

Jesus, Jesus, one touch of Your hand
I am healed and I am whole.
Jesus, Jesus, one glimpse of Your face
Brings fire to my soul.


And Jesus, I come,
Beholding Your face
I am changed from glory to glory.
And now I see, and now I know,
One touch of Your life
Brings glory to my soul.


Jesus, Jesus, from darkness to light
My life overflows.
Jesus, Jesus, Your mercy and grace
Like a river flowing down


And Jesus, I come,
Beholding Your face
I am changed from glory to glory.
And now I see, and now I know,
One touch of Your life
Brings glory to my soul.


And now I see, and now I know,
One touch of Your life
Brings glory to my soul.
And now I see, and now I know,
One touch of your life
Brings glory to my soul.
And now I see, and now I know,
One touch of Your life,
Brings glory to my soul.


Jesus, Jesus.
Jesus, Jesus.
Jesus, Jesus.
Jesus, Jesus.


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Jesus, Jesus” presents Christ as the source of healing, renewal, mercy, and spiritual light. Its opening lines connect a touch from Jesus with wholeness, while the recurring image of beholding his face describes a life being transformed. The movement from darkness to light gives the song a clear testimony of rescue, and the river imagery portrays grace as abundant rather than scarce. Repeating the name of Jesus keeps the focus on his presence instead of on the singer’s own strength.

The phrase “changed from glory to glory” closely echoes Paul’s description of transformation in 2 Corinthians 3:18. The contrast between darkness and light also aligns with Christ’s words in John 8:12. Together, these biblical connections frame the song as a prayerful response to divine mercy: the singer comes to Christ, sees more clearly, and receives a life that overflows. The closing repetition functions as simple adoration, resting the song’s hope entirely in Jesus.

Related Scripture

  • 2 Corinthians 3:18 Paul describes believers being transformed from glory to glory as they behold the Lord.
  • John 8:12 Jesus identifies himself as the light that leads people out of darkness.