Lyrics
(Choir)
The Lord has made?a covenant with you
He has promised?that He?would bless?you
You are in?the Earth?but you live, above?the curse
You are kingdom, you have rights
Blessings come?with no struggle?or fight
So when recession comes?you won?t be affected
When sickness comes?you'll have good health
The dollar may fail?your wealth will increase
War all around?you'll be at peace.
The Blessing?is on you, God?s promise?to you (twice)
(Lead)
So why do you worry?about?what's coming next
Before you were born?you were destined to live blessed
You are Kingdom, you?have rights
Blessings come with no struggle?or fight
A Kingdom citizen?you are
You are blessed?both near and far
So?when?recession comes, you won?t, you won?t be affected
Even when sickness comes?I guarantee, you'll?you'll be in good health
Even when the dollar fails?your wealth, your wealth will increase
Even when war?s all around?yeah?you will be at peace.
(Both Choir and Lead)
So?when recession comes?you won?t be affected
When sickness comes?you'll have good health
The dollar may fail?your wealth will increase
War all around?you'll be at peace.
The Blessing?is on you, God?s promise?to you (twice
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Meaning & Inspiration
“The Blessing Is On You” presents blessing as a covenant reality rather than a reward earned by struggle. Its choir and lead voices describe kingdom identity, peace amid conflict, health amid sickness, and provision during economic uncertainty. The repeated refrain keeps the emphasis on God’s promise, while the verses contrast that promise with visible crises.
The covenant language most clearly recalls Deuteronomy 28, where blessing is connected to life under God’s rule. Its picture of peace when war is near may also be read alongside John 14:27, where Christ promises a peace different from that offered by the world. The song uses bold, concrete examples to stress security in God’s care, transforming anxiety about the future into a confession of trust.
Related Scripture
- Deuteronomy 28:2-6 The passage lists covenant blessings that extend to daily life.
- John 14:27 Jesus promises his disciples peace that the world cannot give.