Jehovah
Amy Grant's song 'Jehovah' is a gentle worship piece that draws on Jesus' teaching about the lilies of the field to remind listeners of God's attentive care. The lyrics encourage leaving worries behind and trusting that the Father knows every need, just as He provides for flowers and birds. The chorus expresses deep love for Jehovah and Jesus, thanking them for freedom and promising never to let go. The song weaves in the question of whether God would give a stone when asked for bread, affirming His goodness. Overall, it's a calming, faith-filled reflection on God's provision and love.
Consider the lilies of the field
Solomon dressed in royal robes has not the worth of them
Consider the lilies of the field
He takes after each and every need
Leave all your cares behind
Seek him and you will find
Your father loves you so
Consider the lilies of the air
For all of the diamonds in all the earth have not the wealth of them
Consider the creatures of the air
Jehovah loves them with tender hands
He knows your every care
His touch is always there
To see you through the night
[Chorus:]
And Jehovah I love you so
And Jesus I want you to know
For all you've done for me to set me free
I'll never let you go
Consider the lilies of the field
For how much more does he love his own if Yaweh cares for them
Consider the creatures of the air
He takes after each and every need
If we ask Him for bread
Will He give us a stone
Jehovah loves His own
[Chorus 2x]