How do I explain how God became a man
That men might be the sons of God
And how do I describe how glory swallowed shame
Instead of shame you gave a crown
I look at me, I see you
And its a wonder to my soul
Your love for me I can't explain
I look at me, I see you
This is what your grace has done
Your love for me I can't describe
You're beautiful, is so beautiful
You're beautiful, is so beautiful
You're lovely and true
Lord it makes my heart to sing
Your beauty is most beautiful
Your beauty makes beautiful
How do I explain how grace became a man
That men by grace now dignified
And how do I describe how I, oh I
Became a friend of God
You look at me you see you
This is what your grace has done
Your love for me I can't describe
You're beautiful, is so beautiful
You're beautiful, is so beautiful
You're lovely and true
It makes my heart to sing
Your beauty is most beautiful
Your beauty makes beautiful
You're excellent is so excellent
You're lovely is so lovely
You're wonderful is so wonderful
You're beautiful is so beautiful
You're lovely and true
It makes my heart to sing
You're lovely and true
It makes my heart to sing
Your beauty is most beautiful
Your beauty makes beautiful
You're beautiful
Ooh...
You make beautiful
Ooh...
You're beautiful
Beautiful
"Beautiful" by Ada Ehi is a powerful and uplifting song that celebrates the beauty and grace of God. From the moment the song begins, you are immediately drawn in by the soulful and captivating vocals of Ada Ehi. The song beautifully expresses the incredible love and transformation that God brings into our lives.
The lyrics of "Beautiful" speak of the amazing truth that God became a man so that we might become the sons and daughters of God. This is a profound concept to grasp - that the Creator of the universe would humble Himself and take on human form in order to reconcile us to Himself. It is a demonstration of His deep love for us and His desire for us to experience the fullness of life in Him.
The song also speaks of how God's grace has transformed us and given us a new identity. Instead of shame, He has given us a crown. This echoes the message of Scripture, particularly in passages such as Isaiah 61:3, which says, "To grant to those who mourn in Zion - to give them a beautiful headdress instead of ashes, the oil of gladness instead of mourning, the garment of praise instead of a faint spirit; that they may be called oaks of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that he may be glorified."
As we listen to "Beautiful," we are reminded of the amazing work of Jesus on the cross, where He took our sin and shame upon Himself and exchanged it for His righteousness. This is beautifully expressed in the lyrics, "How do I describe how I, oh I became a friend of God?" This echoes the words of Jesus in John 15:15, where He says, "No longer do I call you servants, for the servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all that I have heard from my Father I have made known to you."
The song also emphasizes the beauty and excellence of God. It speaks of how His beauty is most beautiful and how His love makes us beautiful. This echoes the words of Psalm 27:4, which says, "One thing have I asked of the Lord, that will I seek after: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to gaze upon the beauty of the Lord and to inquire in his temple."
"Beautiful" is a song that inspires us to reflect on the incredible love and grace of God. It reminds us of our true identity as children of God and the transformative power that comes from knowing Him. As we listen to this song, we are invited to enter into a place of worship and awe, where we can marvel at the beauty of our Creator and respond with gratitude and praise.
In conclusion, "Beautiful" by Ada Ehi is a deeply meaningful song that reminds us of the incredible love and grace of God. Its lyrics reflect biblical truths and invite us to worship and celebrate the beauty of our Creator. As we listen to this song, may it remind us of our true identity in Christ and inspire us to live in the fullness of His love and grace.
