I agree with gumby. This song is beautiful and soulful, and without looking closely it can seem like a praise song. But as you say, if Jesus can save one, why would he let all the others die? This is so obvious in the second verse "9 in the crash and only one survived." It sort of reflects the sad mentality of some Christians - blinders on, seeing themselves - the Christians - as the only ones deserving of Grace and who cares about the ones that God let go?
I agree with gumby. This song is beautiful and soulful, and without looking closely it can seem like a praise song. But as you say, if Jesus can save one, why would he let all the others die? This is so obvious in the second verse "9 in the crash and only one survived." It sort of reflects the sad mentality of some Christians - blinders on, seeing themselves - the Christians - as the only ones deserving of Grace and who cares about the ones that God let go?