Not sure why Im the only one with a posting on here, but this is my favorite song on "O God, The Aftermath." Im just taking a wild guess, but I think that the song is about trying to save someone for Christ. Hes upset that he cant save them himself because of the "human limitation" and is afraid that he is coming across like hes daring them to try God and putting a lot of pressure on them. The rest after that I think is his testimony. Everywhere he turned he found something else that was hurtful to him, with the whole lions and bears and whatnot. This life was cut off when he saw the unseen (God) and was sent to his home (a life in Christ) after being humbled before Him. Then hes just reflecting on his life and the teeth of sin (the bear) that are only a "continual lash and spur." But hes resolved in Christ and "will not be moved or shaken. I will not be misled." He is a messenger to the person hes telling about Christ, following Christ, the messenger who came to tell Earth about the way to salvation. Let me know if this sounds good to you.
Not sure why Im the only one with a posting on here, but this is my favorite song on "O God, The Aftermath." Im just taking a wild guess, but I think that the song is about trying to save someone for Christ. Hes upset that he cant save them himself because of the "human limitation" and is afraid that he is coming across like hes daring them to try God and putting a lot of pressure on them. The rest after that I think is his testimony. Everywhere he turned he found something else that was hurtful to him, with the whole lions and bears and whatnot. This life was cut off when he saw the unseen (God) and was sent to his home (a life in Christ) after being humbled before Him. Then hes just reflecting on his life and the teeth of sin (the bear) that are only a "continual lash and spur." But hes resolved in Christ and "will not be moved or shaken. I will not be misled." He is a messenger to the person hes telling about Christ, following Christ, the messenger who came to tell Earth about the way to salvation. Let me know if this sounds good to you.