364 You Are Too Rebellious

Chorus

You are too rebellious,

with such grave resistance.

You look down on God

and are too cold towards Him.

You love Him too little,

and you hate Him too much.

You disdain God’s work,

despise His actions too much.


Verse 1

Where is your submission?

Where’s your character?

When have you shown the love within you?

Or taken God’s work seriously?

Did you realize what you do today:

running amok through the world;

shameless and scheming;

not knowing the truth;

deceitful and flattering;

thinking you’re right and above all;

being savage and crude like beasts—

is this fitting for a human?


Pre-chorus

You are rude and unreasonable.

You’ve never treasured God’s words;

instead you bring contempt for them.


Chorus

You are too rebellious,

with such grave resistance.

You look down on God

and are too cold towards Him.

You love Him too little,

and you hate Him too much.

You disdain God’s work,

despise His actions too much.


Verse 2

Where will achievements,

sweet hopes and true life come from?

Will your imagination save you

from the tiger’s mouth and the flames?

If you’d treated God’s work

as a priceless treasure,

would you have fallen to this point?

Is it true that your fate

could never be changed?

Do you wish to die with such regrets?


Chorus

You are too rebellious,

with such grave resistance.

You look down on God

and are too cold towards Him.

You love Him too little,

and you hate Him too much.

You disdain God’s work,

despise His actions too much.


Adapted from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. The Essence and Identity of Man

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