Description
About the Song
WHO IS GOD
CATEGORY
Primary: Faith
Secondary: Purpose • Hope • Growth • Wonder
WHAT THIS SONG IS ABOUT
For as long as human beings have existed, people have asked the same question.
Who is God?
Some people ask it because they believe.
Some ask because they doubt.
Some ask because they are searching for something they cannot explain.
Others ask because life has knocked them down and they want to know if there is something greater than themselves.
This song comes from one of the oldest stories ever told.
The story of creation.
The story of Adam and Eve.
The story of how humanity began according to the Bible.
But this song is not about preaching.
It is not about forcing beliefs on anyone.
It is about telling a story that has shaped civilizations, cultures, families, and lives for thousands of years.
When I wrote this song, I wanted to strip away complicated language and tell the story in a way that anyone could understand.
Whether someone believes every word of it or questions every word of it is their choice.
The purpose of the song is not to tell people what to think.
The purpose is to invite people to think.
To ask questions.
To explore where they came from.
To explore what they believe.
To explore why faith has remained such a powerful force throughout human history.
At its heart, this song is about humanity’s search for understanding.
WHY THIS SONG FITS MOITA
MOITA has always been about asking questions.
Some songs deal with pain.
Some deal with betrayal.
Some deal with love.
Some deal with purpose.
Some deal with life and death.
And some deal with the questions that people have been asking since the beginning of time.
Who Is God? belongs in the MOITA catalog because it explores one of the biggest questions humanity has ever faced.
Regardless of what a person believes, the search for meaning is something nearly everyone experiences at some point in life.
There are moments when people feel lost.
Moments when people feel grateful.
Moments when people experience something so powerful that they begin searching for answers beyond themselves.
This song explores that search.
It explores creation.
It explores responsibility.
It explores choices and consequences.
Most importantly, it explores the relationship between humanity and something greater than itself.
That makes it a natural part of the MOITA world.
FULL LYRICS
Who is God?
God is a man that created you and me
He lives everywhere so he can hear and see
He created earth and gave it rules
A dead planet, he exposed the sun and gave it life
He made a day and named it light
He brought the darkness and named it night
He made the Earth spin and give it seasons
Everything he did was done with a reason.
God is a man the created you and me
He lives everywhere so he can hear and see
He created the Earth and gave it rules
He brought life to where there was no life
He brought trees and seeds, growth fields of leaves
He gave fruits where there was no fruits
He joined the sea and the sky and replenished everything
He rose all sorts of animals to fly, walk and swim he gave them life
Yes
God is a man he made us look like him
God created man from dust and dirt and from the ground
He breeds the breath of life Into us and we became man
God planted a garden and called it Eden
And put Man there, but he had no we equal partner
So he put MAN to sleep the sleep of sleeps
And took one of his ribs and closed him up
God made woman and man cried,
And God said this is someone like me
This one bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh she came from me, man, and I will call her woman
Who is God? He gave us life. He is our God, he’s salvation.
He is the lord
But in the garden of Eden
God said you may eat from everything else
But do not touch this one tree
If you do, you will die
But the woman was tricked by the evil serpent
She ate the fruit and gave it to MAN
And God said to the serpent, I will curse you and you will crawl on your belly and eat dust and dirt for as long as you live
And God said to woman
I will sharpen the pain of your pregnancy
And in that pain, you will give birth
You will desire to control your husband, but he will rule over you
And God said to the man
You will listen to your wife
And you ate that fruit from the tree
And so the ground will be under a curse
Because of what you did
As long as you live, you will struggle to grow enough food
Your food will be plants, but the ground will produce thorns and thistles
You will have to sweat to earn a living
You were made out of dirt and you once again you will return to the dirt where your life started from
Who is God? He gave us life. He is our God, he’s salvation.
He is the Lord
LYRIC BREAKDOWN
The strongest idea inside this song is not creation itself.
The strongest idea is purpose.
The song repeatedly returns to the idea that everything was created for a reason.
That is something many people struggle with throughout their lives.
People often wonder if their hardships have meaning.
If their victories have meaning.
If their existence has meaning.
The creation story presented in this song suggests that life is not random.
That there is design.
That there is purpose.
Another important theme is choice.
Adam and Eve were given freedom.
They were also given responsibility.
The story reminds us that every choice carries consequences.
That lesson applies just as much today as it did thousands of years ago.
Whether it is relationships, family, work, health, or personal decisions, every action creates a result.
The song also touches on human nature.
The desire to know.
The desire to reach beyond limits.
The desire to seek answers.
Those traits have driven humanity forward throughout history.
They have also created many of our greatest struggles.
Finally, the song explores faith itself.
Not blind faith.
Not forced faith.
But the simple question that has echoed throughout history.
Who is God?
WHY THIS MATTERS
You do not have to be religious to understand why this story matters.
The questions inside this song belong to everyone.
Why are we here?
Where did we come from?
What happens after we die?
Is there a purpose to life?
Those questions have existed for thousands of years and continue to exist today.
Technology has changed.
Society has changed.
The world has changed.
But those questions remain.
People may arrive at different answers.
Some through faith.
Some through science.
Some through personal experiences.
Some through years of searching.
What matters is that the search itself continues.
Because the moment people stop asking questions is the moment they stop growing.
This song reminds us that some questions are larger than any one person.
And that the search for understanding may be one of the most human things we do.
CLOSING
Whether you see this song as a story of faith, a story of creation, or simply a story that has shaped human history, the question remains the same.
Who is God?
Every person who hears this song will answer that question differently.
And perhaps that is what makes the question so powerful.
If this story connected with you, there are many more waiting.
Different experiences.
Different emotions.
Different perspectives.
But they all come from the same place.
Real life.
Real people.
Real stories.
MOITA
WHERE EVERY SONG TELLS A STORY
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