Calvary's Enough (Live From Passion 2024)

Passion opens with a direct quote from Paul rather than an original line: "I resolve to know nothing but You crucified." That's an unusually narrow claim for a worship song to make — not everything about God, just this one specific thing, on purpose.

The verses stay tightly focused on the physical scene rather than drifting into abstraction: "scarlet flowing from Your hands and side... as the darkness fell and the temple curtain tore." Each image is a specific, reported detail, not a general description of sacrifice.

The bridge makes the song's actual argument plain: "the world is broken, but all is not lost, because of Jesus and all You have done on Calvary." Paul's declaration of resolving to know nothing except Christ and him crucified gives the opening line its exact source, and the Gospels' report of the temple curtain tearing at the moment of Jesus' death backs up the verse's imagery directly. The repeated confession — "God, I know nothing, but I know this much" — treats uncertainty about everything else as fine, as long as this one thing stays certain.