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Unchangeable (Reliable God) by Joe Praize cover art

Joe Praize - Unchangeable (Reliable God) Lyrics

Artist:
Joe Praize
Album:
Most High
Official Release:
15 Jun 2015

Lyrics

Verse 1


mighty God
hallow be thy name
Faithful God you are worthy to Receive all the praise
you alone are the air that i breath
the song that i sing
you are d lover of my soul
with u there is no impossibility
with u i can move the mountain
whatever u say will surely come to pass
at the mention of your name every knee must bow


Chorus


oh. unchangeable
unchangeable God
reliable, reliable God
only u can do,
only u can do, what no man can do
what no man can do


Refrain


unchangeable God
reliable God,only u can do,
what no man can do


Verse 2


There is nothing, absolutely nothing
there is nothing, impossible unto you
you give sight to the blind eeh
no one can deny
your greatness and your power
make me just de wonder
wonder working God i can see u everywhere
touching everyone
removing every pain


Outro


Oh
Their is nothing, absolutely nothing
Their is nothing, impossible unto you


Credits & Song Information

Label
Coast2coast Universal
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Release Date
2015-06-15
Community reviewed · Apple Music

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Meaning & Inspiration

“Unchangeable (Reliable God)” by Joe Praize is a song of confidence in God’s constancy and power. The first verse addresses “mighty God” and “faithful God,” saying that nothing is impossible with him, that mountains can be moved, and that at the mention of his name every knee must bow. The singer calls God the “air that I breathe” and “the lover of my soul.”

The chorus gives the title in a short refrain: “Unchangeable God, reliable God, only You can do what no man can do.” The second verse names examples of that power, saying nothing is impossible for him, that he gives sight to the blind, and that his greatness cannot be denied. The singer calls him a wonder-working God, seen everywhere, touching people and removing pain.

The unchanging claim is close to Malachi 3:6 and Hebrews 13:8, the impossibility line echoes Luke 1:37, and the bowing knee recalls Philippians 2:10. The song is simple, repeated, and congregational.

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