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Lyrical Bible - Genesis 16

 

Lyrical Bible

Genesis 16 

Verse 1:

In the days of Abram and Sarai,

She had no child though she tried.

An Egyptian maid named Hagar,

Was at Sarai's side, never far.

 

Chorus:

Oh, Hagar, a journey you embark,

From sorrow to a story stark.

A promise lies in the divine spark,

In the wilderness, find your mark.

 

Verse 2:

Sarai said to Abram one day,

"The Lord has kept me from the way.

Go to Hagar, let's not delay,

Perhaps a child she'll display."

 

Chorus:

Oh, Hagar, a journey you embark,

From sorrow to a story stark.

A promise lies in the divine spark,

In the wilderness, find your mark.

 

Verse 3:

Abram listened to Sarai's voice,

Hagar then became his choice.

She conceived, but it wasn't nice,

Sarai's heart turned cold as ice.

 

Chorus:

Oh, Hagar, a journey you embark,

From sorrow to a story stark.

A promise lies in the divine spark,

In the wilderness, find your mark.

 

Verse 4:

Sarai dealt harshly, Hagar fled,

In the desert, tears were shed.

An angel found her, and he said,

"Return to Sarai, don't be led."

 

Chorus:

Oh, Hagar, a journey you embark,

From sorrow to a story stark.

A promise lies in the divine spark,

In the wilderness, find your mark.

 

Verse 5:

"I'll multiply your seed," he told,

"Your son Ishmael, brave and bold.

The Lord has heard your cries of old,

His hand against all, fierce and cold."

 

Chorus:

Oh, Hagar, a journey you embark,

From sorrow to a story stark.

A promise lies in the divine spark,

In the wilderness, find your mark.

 

Verse 6:

Hagar called the Lord who spoke,

"El Roi, the God who sees" she woke.

In the land of promise broke,

A well of life, a hopeful yoke.

 

Chorus:

Oh, Hagar, a journey you embark,

From sorrow to a story stark.

A promise lies in the divine spark,

In the wilderness, find your mark.

 

Outro:

Hagar bore Abram a son that day,

Ishmael, in the desert gray.

Abram aged, still on the way,

God’s promises, in hearts stay.

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