Eternidad

Opening with a question about the outer edges of divine love, this worship song quickly turns wonder into assurance. The lyrics probe whether that love has a beginning or an end, only to conclude that it predates creation itself—existing before time began—and that it was sealed at the cross, where the singer was given eternal life. The imagery of measuring the sky's height or the sea's depth becomes a way to confess that no created dimension can contain such affection. A striking middle section declares that God's love is not performance-based: it doesn't increase with good deeds or shrink with failures, but holds steady from before the start to the very end. The repeated refrain, a simple confession that God loves me, anchors the song in personal assurance rather than abstract theology. The closing lines echo the apostle Paul's confidence that nothing can sever this bond, turning the opening questions into a settled peace. The song's strength lies in its movement from cosmic scale to intimate certainty, reminding listeners that the love that framed eternity is the same love that holds each life.