Conocido

Tauren Wells builds this Spanish version around a single paired claim, repeated as the song's anchor — 'soy conocido y amado por Ti' ('I am known and loved by You') — refusing to separate the two. Being fully known, the song argues, doesn't put the love at risk; both happen at once, which is a harder thing to actually believe than either claim alone.

'Es verdad y Divina Gracia' ('it's truth and divine grace') echoes John 1:14's description of Jesus as 'full of grace and truth,' naming both as necessary rather than treating one as softer than the other. 'Eres quien siempre me persigue, aunque seguido me desvíe' ('you're the one who always pursues me, even though I often stray') keeps the song honest about the singer's own inconsistency rather than presenting a tidy, resolved relationship — the pursuit described isn't a one-time rescue, it's ongoing, responding to a pattern of straying that hasn't fully stopped.