Lyrics
Tuhan sanggup takpernah gagal
Dia Tuhan perkasa
Jauh melebihi s'gala yang kupinta
Dia t'lah kerjakan
Dan bangkit mengalahkan maut
Kau hidup Tuhan Kau sanggup
DalamMu ada kuasa
S'lamanya Tuhan Kau sanggup
Tuhan ada di pihak kita
Dia buka jalan
Jauh melebihi s'gala yang kuharap
Dia t'lah kerjakan
BersamaNya Dia kan menjaga
Takkan meninggalkan
Takkan meninggalkan
Dan TanganNya kan t'rus menjaga
Takkan pernah gagal
Takkan pernah gagal
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Tuhan Sanggup" ("God Is Able") declares God's capability in the face of impossible circumstances, insisting that he has never failed and describing him as mighty far beyond anything requested. Its opening verse credits every outcome to God's own work rather than to effort or expectation, framing the results as already exceeding what was asked.
The chorus turns to resurrection specifically, declaring that the same God who rose and conquered death remains alive and able today, tying present confidence directly to that historical victory over death. Its repeated phrase, that power resides in God permanently, reinforces ability as a settled, unchanging attribute rather than something proven only occasionally.
A second verse describes God opening a way and standing on the singer's side, again exceeding what was hoped for, before closing with a promise that his hand will continue to guard and will never fail or leave. Rooted in Indonesian contemporary worship, the song functions as a sustained declaration of confidence, repeating variations of "God is able" to anchor trust in both God's past victory over death and his continued, promised presence.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 3:20 Describes God as able to do immeasurably more than anyone can ask or imagine, echoed in the song's claim that God exceeds all that is requested.
- Hebrews 13:5 Promises that God will never leave nor forsake, directly echoed in the song's closing declaration that His hand will never fail.