Lyrics
Oh how I love You Jesus
I know that You love me so
I love Your Word that tells me You I belong
Though I am weak, You are strong
Your hands so big, they carry me
Though I am weak, You are strong
Your hands so big, they carry me
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
My heart just overflow
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
Oh how I love You Jesus
I know that You love me so
I love Your Word that tells me You I belong
Though I am weak, You are strong
Your hands so big, they carry me
Though I am weak, You are strong
Your hands so big, they carry me
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
My heart just overflow
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
True, You love me so much
True, You love me so
My heart just overflow
You love me, Jesus
Holy Spirit You love me
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Meaning & Inspiration
This children’s worship song answers Christ’s love with simple affection, trust, and delight in Scripture. The repeated confession of love for Jesus is joined to confidence that his love comes first. Human weakness is contrasted with divine strength, while the image of large hands carrying a child presents God’s care in language young singers can readily understand.
The lyric also treats God’s Word as the source of belonging rather than a passing feeling. That emphasis aligns with the biblical assurance that nothing can separate God’s people from his love in Christ. Its contrast between weakness and strength also recalls Paul’s teaching that divine power is made complete in weakness. Repetition gives the central truths room to settle: Jesus loves, Jesus carries, and the response is overflowing gratitude. The closing mention of the Holy Spirit widens that confession into trust in God’s continuing presence and care.
Related Scripture
- 1 John 4:19 Love for God is a response to God’s prior love, matching the song’s central confession.
- 2 Corinthians 12:9 Paul connects human weakness with the sufficiency of Christ’s strength.
- Romans 8:38-39 Paul affirms that nothing can separate God’s people from his love in Christ.