A Celebration of Divine Goodness and Mercy

Israel & New Breed's song "You Are Good" is a powerful anthem of praise and worship, celebrating the enduring goodness and mercy of the Lord. The lyrics are straightforward yet profound, emphasizing the eternal nature of God's mercy and the universal call to worship Him. The repetition of the phrase "Lord you are good, and your mercy endureth forever" serves as a reminder of the constancy and reliability of God's love and compassion, which transcends time and cultural boundaries.

The chorus, with its joyful exclamations of "Hallelujah," underscores the act of worship as a response to God's inherent goodness. The use of the word "Hallelujah," which means "Praise the Lord," highlights the song's purpose as a tool for communal and individual worship. By stating, "We worship you for who you are," the song shifts the focus from what God does to who God is, emphasizing the intrinsic worthiness of God to be praised simply for His nature.

The bridge, which repeats the affirmation "You are good, all the time; all the time, you are good," reinforces the message of God's unchanging goodness. This repetition not only makes the song easy to sing along to but also ingrains the truth of God's perpetual goodness into the hearts and minds of the listeners. The song's inclusive message, mentioning "people from every nation and tongue," reflects the universal appeal and accessibility of God's love, making it a unifying anthem for believers around the world.

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  2. To Worship You I Live
  3. I Surrender
  4. One Thing Remains
  5. Our God Reigns
  6. Alpha And Omega
  7. Whorship Anywhere
  8. Who Is Like The Lord
  9. You Are Good
  10. Youve Been A Friend
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