God is Watching
God Is Watching
In the beginning of your life
There was God
In the beginning of your education
There was God
In the beginning of your career there was God
In the beginning of your breakthroughs
There was God
And God is everything
So who are you?
Who are you that you don't want to worship ?
Who are you that you don't want to know God ?
Who are you ?
Some of us think the life we're living is by our will
Some of us think it's by their might to where they're
Some us think they have the power to do anything
Some even think they can oppress the poor
They can spread the lies
They can bare false witnesses in the courts
Some even go to an extend of robbing others
Thinking that they'll walk away free
I'm telling you your days are numbered
For God is watching your deeds
Many at times we're always humble in the beginning
Calling God asking for his favor
Asking for manifestation
Immediately the breakthrough arrives
We suddenly change just like the chameleon
Our behavior, the way we talk
Our styles and our character
All of them changes
I'm sorry to tell you this
Even the color of the skin changes
Brethren remember our days are numbered
For God is watching us
The God that gives is the same that takes away
And God hates pride
For Solomon said" pride goes before a fall "
The God that we serve is a jealous God
He hates pride and evil
Remember He's watching us
For He sees what's hidden in darkness
The wages of sin death
Woe into you my brother
Woe unto my sister
Woe unto you who oppress the poor
Woe unto you that bare false witness
Woe unto you that steal
Wow unto you that love evil
I repeat woe unto you
For God is watching you
God himself is love
He has promised us the agape love
He has justified that our sins are forgiven
Through the death and resurrection of his Son
Indeed God is watching
For God is the Father
God is the Son
And God is the Holy Spirit
Repent now for God is watching you.
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