(Ending) Yes, I call Jesus (Nobody but Jesus) I call Jesus (The Lily of the Valley) I call Jesus my Rock.
From the river to the throne, He's the One I adore The Lamb that was slain, is the One I love forevermore In the midst of the whirlwind, He's my calm and peaceful place My Rock, my Refuge, my Savior, in every time and space ezekiel said he saw him i call jesus my rock lyrics new
: "John talked about him in the book of the seven seals" points to the Apostle John’s visions in the Book of Revelation (Revelation 5:1), identifying Jesus as the one worthy to open the seals. Symbolic Titles : The lyrics contrast various names for Jesus— Rose of Sharon Prince of Peace Lily of the Valley Morning Star (Ending) Yes, I call Jesus (Nobody but Jesus)
Specifically, this line alludes to , where the prophet describes a vision of the glory of God. Ezekiel writes of a whirlwind, a great cloud, and a fire unfolding out of the midst. He describes four living creatures and wheels within wheels—a vision of God’s divine throne-chariot (the Merkabah). Ezekiel writes of a whirlwind, a great cloud,
The lyric "Ezekiel said he saw him" is significant because it connects the prophet's ancient vision to the present-day declaration of faith. The singer is saying that just as Ezekiel saw God in his vision, they too have seen God at work in their life. They have experienced His presence, love, and power.
The song typically follows a "leader and chorus" (call and response) format common in traditional gospel and ring shout traditions.