What Kind Of Man
Lincoln Brewster's song 'What Kind of Man' reflects on the extraordinary sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who died for humanity even for those who rejected Him. The lyrics marvel at the depth of His love, contrasting it with human reluctance to suffer for others. The song poses the question of what kind of man would give His life to set people free, and acknowledges the difficulty of comprehending such selfless love. It points to the crucifixion and the grace extended to all, inviting listeners to consider the magnitude of Christ's sacrifice.
How many would do the same
You'd die so others gain
Even for the ones who hate
The very sound of Your name
Tell me what kind of man would
Die for you and me
Tell me what kind of man
Would die to set us free
Whom of you wouldn't fight
As they robbed you of your life
And whom of you would still cry
For the souls of the men who speared your side
Well ya know
It's not quite that simple
To just ask yourself
There are times when the answer
Seems so far away