Lyrical Bible - Genesis 45

Lyrical Bible

Genesis 45

Verse 1

Joseph stood before his brothers,

Tears welling in his eyes,

"Clear the room," he whispered softly,

"Let no stranger hear these cries."

Chorus

"Brothers, I am Joseph,

Do not fear, come near.

What was meant for sorrow,

God turned for good, right here."

Verse 2

His brothers stood in silence,

Guilt and shame, a heavy load,

But Joseph's heart was tender,

And love and grace overflowed.

Chorus

"Brothers, I am Joseph,

Do not fear, come near.

What was meant for sorrow,

God turned for good, right here."

Bridge

"Go and tell our father,

That his son is still alive,

Bring him to this place of plenty,

Where our family will thrive."

Verse 3

Pharaoh heard the news with gladness,

Gave them wagons, gifts, and grain,

"Bring your family to this kingdom,

Shelter from the drought and pain."

Chorus

"Brothers, I am Joseph,

Do not fear, come near.

What was meant for sorrow,

God turned for good, right here."

Outro

So they journeyed back to Jacob,

With the truth that set them free,

And the family was united,

In a land of jubilee.

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