Lyrics
Grace and mercy brought me through.
Still through you I'm safe.
No not once have I been forsaken.
You are God-The One-Who never fails.
Since salvation I received.
Joy I can't explain.
I know what a love you are to me.
You are God - The one - Who never fails.
No not once have I been forsaken
You are God -the One -Who never fails.
I know what a love you are to me.
You are GOD -the one - who never fails.
King of Glory great I am.
The one who never fails you love us .
Bright and morning star you are.
The one who never fails.
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Grace and Mercy” gives thanks for God’s preserving care and unfailing character. Its opening statement credits grace and mercy with bringing the singer through difficulty, then answers that experience with assurance: abandonment has not had the final word. Salvation is connected with an inexpressible joy, while recurring descriptions of God as the one who never fails turn personal testimony into praise. Titles such as King of Glory and Bright Morning Star widen the focus from individual experience to the identity of Christ.
The confession of being sustained by grace and mercy aligns with Ephesians 2:4–5, where God’s rich mercy is joined to the grace by which people are made alive with Christ. The claim that God does not forsake his people also echoes Hebrews 13:5. Revelation 22:16 supplies the song’s title “bright Morning Star” for Jesus. These references support a message of gratitude and confidence: salvation, steadfast presence, and divine faithfulness provide the reasons for its repeated worship.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 2:4-5 God’s rich mercy and grace are presented as the source of life with Christ.
- Hebrews 13:5 God promises never to leave or forsake his people.
- Revelation 22:16 Jesus identifies himself as the bright Morning Star.