Don Moen - Senor Tu Bondad Lyrics
Lyrics
Donde estar?a si no estuvieras aqu?
Como enfrentar cada ma?ana si no est?s
Tu dulce gracia me acompa?a desde siempre
Y aunque no puedo verte
A mi lado siempre est?s
Se?or tu bondad tu bondad
Y tu gracia por siempre ser?
Se?or tu bondad tu bondad
Y tu gracia por siempre ser?
Ay?dame a ver tu amor eterno
Y conocerte m?s y m?s
Ay?dame a ver tu amor eterno
Y conocerte m?s y m?s
Y conocerte m?s y m?s
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Señor Tu Bondad
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on January 1, 2003, as part of the seminal album *Trono De Gracia*, Don Moen’s "Señor Tu Bondad" offers a profound meditation on divine dependence and unwavering grace. This song emerges from a deep well of worship, capturing the universal human condition of needing a steadfast anchor in life’s shifting currents. It articulates a fundamental truth: without God's constant presence and benevolent hand, life's challenges become insurmountable, and one's very existence feels adrift. The lyrics pose rhetorical questions, "Donde estaría si no estuvieras aquí? Como enfrentar cada mañana si no estás?" (Where would I be if you weren't here? How would I face each morning if you're not here?), immediately drawing us into a narrative of complete reliance on the Creator, echoing the psalmist's cry in Psalm 73:26, "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." It establishes God not merely as a helper but as the very foundation of being.
The core message powerfully declares God's enduring goodness and grace. The line, "Tu dulce gracia me acompaña desde siempre," points to a relationship that predates memory, a grace that has been a continuous presence. This reflects the biblical promise of God's ceaseless companionship, even when unseen, a truth beautifully captured in Hebrews 13:5, "Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you." The acknowledgment, "Y aunque no puedo verte, a mi lado siempre estás," recognizes God's omnipresence and intimate nearness despite His invisible nature, much like the Spirit's comfort described in John 14:16-17. This section anchors the song in the unwavering character of God, His commitment to His children remaining steadfast through all seasons of life.
The central declaration, "Señor tu bondad tu bondad y tu gracia por siempre será," functions as a resounding affirmation of God's unchanging nature. This is not a fleeting emotion but an eternal attribute, mirroring Psalm 100:5, which proclaims, "For the Lord is good; His steadfast love endures forever, and His faithfulness to all generations." The repetition of "tu bondad" emphasizes the sheer depth and constancy of this divine attribute, underscoring that God's benevolence and unmerited favor are not subject to human circumstances or failings. This truth brings immense comfort and assurance, reminding the worshiper that God's character is the bedrock of faith, a beacon of hope in every situation.
The song then shifts into a humble plea for deeper intimacy and spiritual revelation: "Ayúdame a ver tu amor eterno y conocerte más y más." This is a powerful prayer for spiritual sight, an earnest desire to grasp the immeasurable scope of God's love, as described in Ephesians 3:18-19, "to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." It’s an acknowledgment that true understanding of God's love is a journey, not a destination, and it requires divine assistance. The longing to "conocerte más y más" resonates with Philippians 3:10, where Paul expresses his deepest desire "to know Christ and the power of His resurrection." This concluding aspiration elevates the song beyond mere gratitude to a profound yearning for an ever-deepening relationship with God, inviting everyone who encounters the song to seek a more intimate and profound knowledge of their Creator’s eternal love and limitless grace.