Lyrics
Mmmm-mmm-hhlmm
Oh-oh-oh
Yea-yea-yea-yes
Jesus is mine
He belongs to me
I'm certain he is good
I've tasted and seen
Jesus is mine
My heart is his home
No longer am I an orphan
He calls me his own
I have an assurance
A knowledge divine
In all of Your glory, you are mine
Jesus is mine
I can rest at his feet
In perfect communion
In perfect peace
Jesus is mine
Like nothing that I've known
I'll hold to his garments
I'll never let go
I have an assurance
A knowledge divine
In all of Your glory, you are mine
You are my story
I'm singing your song
In all of Your glory, you are mine
I have an assurance
A knowledge divine
In all of your glory, you are mine
You are my story
I'm singing your song
In all of Your glory, you are mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
Jesus is mine, Jesus is mine
I have an assurance
A knowledge divine
In all of your glory
In all of your glory
In all of your glory
In all of your glory
You never left me in all of your glory
You never fail me (in all of your glory)
You never left me (in all of your glory)
You never fail no (in all of your glory)
You found me where I am (in all of your glory)
You found me where I am (in all of your glory)
I'm never too filthy (in all of your glory)
I'm never been too dirty for you (in all of your glory)
You never push me away (in all of your glory)
You say come here,come here, come here, come here (in all of your glory)
I'm here, I'm here, I'm here (in all of your glory)
In all of your glory
In all of your glory
You are mine
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Jesus Is Mine" is a confession of belonging, assurance, and nearness to Christ. Its repeated declaration does not treat faith as a vague hope; it describes a secure relationship with Jesus. Images of tasting and seeing His goodness, resting at His feet, and finding peace in communion give that assurance a devotional focus.
The lyrics also move from orphanhood to adoption: Jesus calls the singer His own and does not push aside the one who comes in need. The extended closing section returns to His faithful presence amid failure, shame, and weakness. The song thus connects personal assurance with divine grace: security comes not from perfect performance but from being received, known, and held by Christ. Its recurring refrain makes that settled belonging the songs central confession.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:8 The psalm invites people to taste and see that the Lord is good.
- John 14:18 Jesus promises He will not leave His disciples as orphans.
- Philippians 4:7 God's peace guards hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.