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Lyrical Bible - Genesis 48

 

Lyrical Bible

Genesis 48

Verse 1

Jacob on his bed of rest, his eyes growing dim,

Joseph by his side, bringing sons to him.

Manasseh and Ephraim, names upon his lips,

Blessings flow from Israel, his heart’s last wish.

 

 Chorus

Oh, the blessings of the fathers, passing through the years,

From Jacob to his children, through joy and tears.

In the land of promise, faith will stand the test,

Generations rise and fall, but God's love is the best.

 

 Verse 2

Jacob crossed his hands, to Joseph's surprise,

Ephraim took the lead, though younger in his eyes.

The elder shall serve the younger, destiny's embrace,

God’s plans unfold in His time and place.

 

 Chorus

Oh, the blessings of the fathers, passing through the years,

From Jacob to his children, through joy and tears.

In the land of promise, faith will stand the test,

Generations rise and fall, but God's love is the best.

 

 Bridge

He spoke of promises, made long ago,

To Abraham, Isaac, in the paths they’d go.

The Angel who redeemed him, from all the evil done,

He blesses the lads, under the shining sun.

 

 Verse 3

Israel said to Joseph, “Your sons are now mine,

As Reuben and Simeon, in the family line.”

He recalled his journey, the blessings and the strife,

God's hand was upon him, through all of his life.

 

 Chorus

Oh, the blessings of the fathers, passing through the years,

From Jacob to his children, through joy and tears.

In the land of promise, faith will stand the test,

Generations rise and fall, but God's love is the best.

 

 Outro

With faith we walk forward, in the steps of old,

Guided by His promise, in the stories told.

From Jacob's final blessing, to our daily quest,

We find our strength in Him, and in His love we rest.

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