Yes He Can

CAIN structures "Yes He Can" as a question-and-answer, and the questions are pointed: did he move every mountain, did he part every sea. Both images point at the same event — the Red Sea crossing, where the water that should have ended Israel's story instead became the way through it — and CAIN uses that memory as evidence rather than metaphor. The verses are honest about the doubt underneath the confidence: "sometimes I wonder, is he faithful," voices insisting the singer has "fallen too far from his hands." But the chorus doesn't argue with the doubt directly; it just keeps citing the record — he did, so he can, so he will. That's the logic running through the whole song: faith here isn't blind, it's retrospective, built on specific things God has already done and used as proof for what he's still capable of doing now.