This is part 1 of the song “Straight From The Eyes of God” which is a historical song rapped by Nicole Alcindor featuring Julien Torres-Vera. I had to split the song in two because it was too big to fit on one sound cloud track. This song was written by Nicole Alcindor in order to share about the biblical time in history when Moses was called by God. The Israelites were enslaved by the Egyptians because of a ruler named Pharaoh. Then, God asked Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt to the promise land, but Pharaoh refused to free the Israelites. This song is supposed to be written from the perspective of God—who is expressing anger about how Pharaoh thinks he’s more powerful.

Another main idea in this song is, God could have chosen a king to lead the Israelites to the promise land, but He chose Moses—an ordinary man, who had a speech disability. God does not look at any human based on their weaknesses, but instead He looks at us all because He sees the potential that we all have through the capabilities that He knows we all can have if we put our trust in Him. God provided Moses with Aaron—an interpreter to preach on his behalf. Moses was able to communicate with all the people, despite the fact that he had a learning disability because Aaron preached the messages that Moses received from God. This demonstrates the idea that when God calls His children to do something, He will equip them with all the resources and support that they need so they can be successful. 

This song is also God expressing how there are a lot of humans in modern day, who have chosen to forget about God. This is referring to the shift away from Christianity through the historical time-period of the enlightenment period—or the shift away from the church. God is expressing His desire to be worshiped and remembered because He is feeling ignored by a higher percentage of the human race during this time-period.
 
Lastly, this song delves into major issues, which take place in certain churches. Sometimes people will treat studying the Bible and guiding other people towards baptism, like a business practice. This is a vicious and damaging cycle, which does not form meaningful relationships, but instead judges someone as a worse sinner than others. The purpose of this song is not to say anything bad about the church or the people that go to church. However, this song serves as a reminder to love one another within every church, and to pray, and forgive those who have sinned by falsely judging someone else.

Straight From The Eyes Of God Part 1

The is part 2 of the song “Straight From The Eyes of God” which is a historical song rapped by Nicole Alcindor featuring Julien Torres-Vera. This song was written by Nicole Alcindor in order to share about the biblical time in history when Moses was called by God. The Israelites were enslaved by the Egyptians because of a ruler named Pharaoh. Then, God asked Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt to the promise land, but Pharaoh refused to free the Israelites. This song is supposed to be written from the perspective of God—who is expressing anger about how Pharaoh thinks he’s more powerful.

Another main idea in this song is, God could have chosen a king to lead the Israelites to the promise land, but He chose Moses—an ordinary man, who had a speech disability. God does not look at any human based on their weaknesses, but instead He looks at us all because He sees the potential that we all have through the capabilities that He knows we all can have if we put our trust in Him. God provided Moses with Aaron—an interpreter to preach on his behalf. Moses was able to communicate with all the people, despite the fact that he had a learning disability because Aaron preached the messages that Moses received from God. This demonstrates the idea that when God calls His children to do something, He will equip them with all the resources and support that they need so they can be successful. 

This song is also God expressing how there are a lot of humans in modern day, who have chosen to forget about God. This is referring to the shift away from Christianity through the historical time-period of the enlightenment period—or the shift away from the church. God is expressing His desire to be worshipped and remembered because He is feeling ignored by a higher percentage of the human race during this time-period.
 
Lastly, this song delves into major issues, which take place in certain churches. Sometimes people will treat studying the Bible and guiding other people towards baptism, like a business practice. This is a vicious and damaging cycle, which does not form meaningful relationships, but instead judges someone as a worse sinner than others. The purpose of this song is not to say anything bad about the church or the people that go to church. However, this song serves as a reminder to love one another within every church, and to pray, and forgive those who have sinned by falsely judging someone else.