Weeping for the Lost That Thought They Were Not

Endurance Pulse (Qaymā d’Mhaymnē)

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Victory is Ours

A Song for Israel’s Renewal, Warning, and Messianic Hope.

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Final Word (Peshitta, Hebrews 13:8)
“Yeshua Messiah is the same yesterday, today, and forever.”
Grace is eternal.
The covenant is renewed so that what was written on stone is now written on hearts—not to earn love, but because He loved us first.
Submission receives; obedience reveals. This is the unchanging song of grace from Genesis to Revelation.

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Meaning & Context
Theme: The song is a stark wake-up call (a “warning”) about the spiritual and existential consequences of living apart from God.
“Deception and turmoil”: These represent the chaos, false beliefs, and inner strife that come from rejecting or ignoring God.
“What is our end?”: A rhetorical question asking: Where are we headed without Him? The answer implied is destruction—eternal separation from God.
Biblical undertones: Echoes passages like Romans 6:23 (“the wages of sin is death”) and Psalm 1 (the way of the wicked leads to ruin).

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An introspective hymn for the weary and refined

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