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Who Do You Say That I Am from Freedom

By David Phelps

1,421 views Jul 14, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

David Phelps' song 'Who Do You Say That I Am' explores the identity of Jesus Christ, posing the question that Jesus asked His disciples. The lyrics consider various perspectives—whether Jesus was a poet, politician, preacher, or simply a carpenter seeking fame. It acknowledges the skepticism of those who find it hard to believe in what they cannot see, while also pointing to the transformative power of faith, as seen in the healing of the leper and the blind man. The song invites listeners to wrestle with the truth and decide for themselves who Jesus is, emphasizing that the answer is personal and defining.

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Was he a poet turned

Radical politician

Trying to start a revolution

A preacher on a mission

Talkin' bout fishing

In a new kind of kingdom

Or a small town wannabe tired

Of carpentry

Carving out a little fame

John or Elijah, teacher,

Messiah

Or just someone trying to

Make a name

Could the one we know as

Mary's son

Be the long awaited Holy One


Chorus:

So you're a cynic

Oh, well I get it

It's hard to trust what you

Can't see

You've been broken

How can you hope in

Or believe in a mystery

Oh, you oughta know, gotta

Know where you stand

Who do you say that I am

Who do you say that I am


Two thousand years counting,

The question's still mounting

The answer's still

A mustard seed

Science can't prove it,

Critics accuse it

Of being a crutch for the weak

And the leper's still leaping,

The blind man seeing

Is just a nice fairy tale

Fact or fiction, are we all

Just wishin'

On pennies down in a well

While you're weary wrestling

With the truth

Could the Truth be reaching

Out to you


Chorus


Though they question if I'm

Just a man

Still the answer is who you say

That I am


Chorus

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