I think we can interpret this song generally, it doesn't have to refer to theology or the Bible.
It's basically about human pride, in regards to people's words. It's about how people like to judge, play God, and express it with their words (thus putting "words inside God's mouth"). We get so proud over our theories and judgments, we don't realize we're actually not as right as we think we are. In the process, we hurt others, and in the end, we'll realize we're just hurting ourselves, losing so much more than we've ever won..all because of our pride. I think the song is called Unmade to inspire us to "unmake" ourselves, to strip ourselves off our pride, humble ourselves, and return to what we were supposed to be.
I agree, this song is beautiful.
I think we can interpret this song generally, it doesn't have to refer to theology or the Bible. It's basically about human pride, in regards to people's words. It's about how people like to judge, play God, and express it with their words (thus putting "words inside God's mouth"). We get so proud over our theories and judgments, we don't realize we're actually not as right as we think we are. In the process, we hurt others, and in the end, we'll realize we're just hurting ourselves, losing so much more than we've ever won..all because of our pride. I think the song is called Unmade to inspire us to "unmake" ourselves, to strip ourselves off our pride, humble ourselves, and return to what we were supposed to be.