This song is about Christ being left in Jerusalem after attending the Feast of Passover and Unleavened Bread. You can find this story being told in the book of Luke chapter 2 verses 41-52, in the New Testament of the KJV Bible.

Headed to Jerusalem (Luke 2:41-52)

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Ahchwan’s “Perversion” is a provocative and uncompromising track that critiques societal institutions and cultural norms through a religious lens. Featuring Chaasadahwar, the song confronts themes of moral decay, child exploitation, and spiritual corruption in politics, religion, media, and entertainment. With repeated accusations of widespread “perversion,” the artists condemn what they perceive as hidden evil in the modern world. Despite its intense and confrontational tone, the song promotes a clear path to repentance, spiritual truth, and moral restoration. Biblical references and calls to “the straight path to repentance” reveal its underlying message: redemption is possible, but only through rejecting wickedness and embracing truth. “Perversion” functions as both social commentary and a call to spiritual accountability.

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