One Child
Natalie Grant's song reflects on the birth of Jesus, capturing the awe and humility of Mary and Joseph as they cradle the newborn Savior. The lyrics emphasize the profound significance of this moment, where heaven and earth meet, and the realization that this child will change the world. It portrays the human emotions of fear and blessing, while affirming the divine purpose of Christ's arrival. The song culminates in a declaration of Christ's identity and the universal confession of His lordship, blending intimate nativity imagery with the broader message of salvation and hope.
A seed, it grows and somehow becomes a life
It moves, she knows that her Baby has arrived
She's so scared, but she's so blessed
She lays down her fear for the hope at her breast for she knows
One million chains could never hold back this moment in time
One thousand dreams could never dream what this moment truly means
Heaven and earth, they cradle the Infinite Joy born on this night
For it only takes one Child to forever change the world
He stands beside her, he'd share her pain if he only knew how
He whispers, "I love you" as he gently strokes her brow
He's so scared, but he's so blessed
There's a thundering pride pounding deep in his chest
For he knows
One million chains could never hold back this moment in time
One thousand dreams could never dream what this moment truly means
Heaven and earth, they cradle the Infinite Joy born on this night
For it only takes one Child to forever change the world
Christ is born, we are blessed
Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess
That we know
One million chains could never hold back this moment in time
One thousand dreams could never dream what this moment truly means
Heaven and earth, they cradle the Infinite Joy born on this night
For it only takes one Child, whoa
This is the one Child
This Baby cries and for the first time
The world hears the voice of God weep
Mary sings a lullaby
As the Hope of the nations gently falls asleep
She knows this is the one Child
To forever change the world
This is my Jesus