El Corrido De Job | NORTEÑAS CRISTIANAS Y Alabanzas Poderosas

The Ballad of Job | Christian Norteño Songs and Powerful Praise Songs 🎵 Christian Music Library 🎵 Welcome to Christian Music Library, a space dedicated to sharing the best of Christian music to edify your soul and draw you closer to God. Here you will find praise, worship, hymns, and songs that inspire faith, hope, and love. Subscribe and join us on this musical journey that glorifies the name of Jesus. A new song for your heart every day! LYRICS Verse 1 In the land of Uz lived a faithful man, his name was Job, there was no one like him, he had riches, family, and honor, but in his soul the Lord reigned. Verse 2 One day, the trial came unexpectedly, he lost his livestock, his house, and his peace, he also lost his beloved children, but no curse passed his lips. Chorus Job did not curse God, though pain wounded him, prostrate on the ground he worshipped, and his faith did not break. Job did not curse God, though his strength faded, he said: “The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away,” blessed be the Lord. Verse 3 His body was afflicted with great sorrow, sitting in ashes he wept in his pain, his wife told him: “Curse and die now,” but Job remained faithful. Verse 4 “If we receive good from the hand of God, also in the trial I will trust in His love,” though he did not understand the reason for his suffering, he knew that God would not destroy him. Chorus Job did not curse God, though pain wounded him, prostrate on the ground he worshipped, and his faith did not break. Job did not curse God, Though his strength faded, he said, “The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away,” blessed be the Lord. Bridge My eyes will see the Redeemer, though the night covers me with sorrow, my hope does not die in adversity, for my God lives forever. Verse 5 His friends spoke without understanding, thinking that Job had done something wrong yesterday, but the eternal God saw his faith, and in the end his story blossomed again. Verse 6 God restored what the devil took away, He raised his life in abundance once more, and his faithful heart remained in memory: For he trusted in God even in affliction. Chorus Job did not curse God, though pain wounded him, prostrate on the ground he worshipped, and his faith did not break. Job did not curse God, Though his strength had left him, he said, “The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away,” blessed be the Lord. He said, “The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away,” blessed be the Lord.