Evan Craft - Entrego Todo Lyrics
Lyrics
Cuando las palabras no son suficientes
y no tengo nada mas para darte
estar? quieto en tu presencia y conocer? que eres Dios
Ayer hoy por los siglos
siempre Jesucristo es el mismo
en la sombra de tu cruz me guiara a tu luz,
me rindo a ti
entrego todo a ti
entrego todo a ti
me lavaste de mis pecados en la cruz de la esperanza
estar contigo
Cuando me caiga tu me levantaras
el cordero, el le?n, el rey de paz
Confi? en ti, nunca me fallaste mi ser todo es tuyo
te entrego todo a ti
entrego todo a ti
me lavaste de mis pecados en la cruz de la esperanza, estar contigo
Jes?s reina aqu?
en mi coraz?n
Video
Evan Craft - "Entrego Todo" (version acústica)
Meaning & Inspiration
Evan Craft's "Entrego Todo" is a profound declaration of surrender, released on October 4, 2012, as an acoustic rendition that amplifies its raw emotional core. The song blossoms from a place of profound realization that human capabilities and offerings fall short when faced with the magnitude of God's presence. It speaks to those moments when words fail, and the only response left is quiet adoration, a recognition of divine sovereignty. The lyrics articulate a deep understanding of Christ's unchanging nature, referencing His eternal reign, "Ayer hoy por los siglos, siempre Jesucristo es el mismo" (Yesterday, today, forever, Jesus Christ is the same), echoing the sentiment found in Hebrews 13:8. This unwavering constancy is the bedrock upon which the singer finds guidance, moving from the shadows of sin towards the illuminating light of faith, a journey illuminated by the sacrifice on the cross.
The central theme of "Entrego Todo" is a complete and unreserved offering of one's entire being to God. This isn't a partial surrender but a holistic giving, driven by the liberating power of Christ's atoning work. The lyric "me lavaste de mis pecados en la cruz de la esperanza" (you washed me from my sins on the cross of hope) directly points to the redemptive sacrifice of Jesus, a cornerstone of Christian belief, as described in passages like 1 Peter 1:18-19, which speaks of redemption through the precious blood of Christ. The desire to be in God's presence ("estar contigo") becomes the ultimate aspiration, a testament to a transformed heart that finds its true home in communion with the Creator. This longing for divine intimacy is a recurring motif throughout Scripture, exemplified in Psalm 27:4, "One thing I ask from the LORD, this is what I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life."
The song further emphasizes God's faithfulness and power to uplift even in moments of weakness. The acknowledgment, "Cuando me caiga tu me levantaras" (When I fall, you will lift me up), resonates with promises of God's steadfast support, found in verses like Psalm 37:24, which assures that though the righteous may stumble, they will not fall, for the Lord upholds them. The multifaceted depiction of Jesus as "el cordero, el león, el rey de paz" (the lamb, the lion, the king of peace) encapsulates His sacrificial nature, His authoritative power, and His ultimate gift of peace, drawing parallels to prophetic descriptions in Isaiah 9:6 and the imagery of the Lamb of God in Revelation. The profound trust articulated, "Confié en ti, nunca me fallaste mi ser todo es tuyo" (I trusted in you, you never failed me, my whole being is yours), speaks to a tested faith, a journey where God's reliability has been proven, leading to a total consecration of self, echoing Paul's exhortation in Romans 12:1 to present our bodies as living sacrifices. The song concludes with a powerful affirmation of Christ's reign within the believer's heart, "Jesús reina aquí, en mi corazón" (Jesus reigns here, in my heart), a deeply personal embrace of the Gospel's transforming power and a testament to the Lordship of Christ in everyday life.