This song was inspired by Job’s prayer of despondency  in Job 13: 20-28 and Job’s 6th Speech to Bildad where he trusts in his Redeemer in Job 19:25-27. 

Job’s prayer of despondency is one that makes me cry every time I read it. You can feel the heaviness weighing on Job in every word he utters, and many of us often share similar feelings to him although having endured much less. Despite this, Job continuously shows faith that his Redeemer lives and in that He will stand upon the Earth at last. Job will be able to see Him with his own eyes. 

The thought of that is beautiful, terrifying, and overwhelming - but a reminder that in our suffering, we cannot lose sight of our Redeemer. He is not dead, but alive - and one day, when He makes His triumphant return, we too will see Him with our own eyes.

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Verse 1:
Unto You is due the glory | Creator of all
O fortress of fortresses | beloved, beautiful x2

Chorus                    
Pantocrator | O God, our God the Almighty
Abide and dwell | in all of us who call on Thee x2
Our hearts long to worship You, You are the living God!

Verse 2:
Only You can come O Christ | the rock of refuge
Through fog, with your power in the | midst of the deluge x2

Chorus 
Pantocrator | O God, our God the Almighty
Abide and dwell | in all of us who call on Thee x2
Our hearts long to worship You, You are the living God!

Verse 3:
Prince of peace and Lord of lords | O Almighty One
Yours is due glory and honour | from Your creation x2

Chorus:
Pantocrator | O God, our God the Almighty
Abide and dwell | in all of us who call on Thee x2  
Our hearts long to worship You, You are the living 
God!

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