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You did the impossible, impossible
You did the impossible, impossible
Hopeless and confused
I got question but I still know You are able
This current situation is testing my faith
Who would come and save the day
My family is leaning on me
I have to be strong for everybody else
Praying can you please help me
If I could I would but I can't
I need You to save the day
So we call on Jireh
He provides for me - Jireh
He blocked it - shield
In the middle of my storm He said
Be still he paid the bill
I've lived long to know that
Your testimony will be that
He did the impossible, impossible
You did the impossible, impossible
(It was nobody but You Lord)
You did the impossible, impossible
You did what no man could
I'm here to testify that You did
You did what no man could
The reason I'm still living still breathing
You did the impossible, impossible
You did the impossible, impossible
You saved the day
That Your testimony will be that
When You thought that it couldn't be done
He swooped in, He's our hero
He saved the day
When my mother was sick and the doctor said
They didn't know what to do
God You stepped in You saved the day
You saved the day
With the facts in front of me
With the facts in front of me
You did the impossible, impossible
You did the impossible, impossible
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Meaning & Inspiration
Impossible presents testimony as an answer to pressure, confusion, illness, and needs beyond human ability. The verses acknowledge unanswered questions and the strain of carrying responsibility for a family, yet they continue to call upon God as provider, shield, and rescuer. That movement from distress to praise gives the refrain its force: what appeared beyond hope becomes an occasion to credit God rather than human strength.
The title and refrain align closely with the teaching of Mark 10:27 that what is impossible with people is possible with God. The name Jireh points to divine provision, while the command to be still recalls Psalm 46:10 amid a storm. References to sickness, bills, breath, and survival keep the testimony connected to concrete hardship. Rather than denying the facts in front of the singer, the song places those facts beside trust in God’s ability to intervene. Its repeated declaration functions as both remembrance of help received and encouragement to expect faithful care during present trouble.
Related Scripture
- Mark 10:27 Jesus says that what is impossible with people is possible with God.
- Genesis 22:14 Abraham names the place The Lord Will Provide, the source of the name Jireh.
- Psalm 46:10 The psalm calls for stillness and recognition of God amid trouble.