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DOVID LOWY – Ein Oid Milvado [Official Music Video]

DOVID LOWY – Ein Oid Milvado [Official Music Video]

This Video Features one of the hit songs off Dovid Lowy’s latest Album- INSPIRE-Dovid Lowy 2.

Credits:
Song Composed and Sung by: Dovid Lowy
English Lyrics: Chayal Neuhaus
Arranged: Lukas Untersteiner & Ruby Antolin
Written and Directed- Dovid Lowy
Dancers- Street Art Productions
Main Actor- Elisha Meltz
Filmed and Edited: Yirmiyahu Vann[VANN VISUALS]
Eilat Footage: Brian K. Spector

Lyrics:

Every color of the rainbow , every cloud,
every song the birds are singing, says tells it loud,
every sunrise painted on the morning sky,
bears his name
in every blade of grass we grow to understand,
in every ocean wave that crashes, there’s His hand
shooting stars that travel at the speed of light, proclaim

there’s a work of perfection, in everything we see,
and its all a reflection, of His majesty,

אין עוד מלבדו אפס זולתו כי אין בלתך
(There is Nothing But You)

when politicians think their shaping world events
He’s pulling strings from heaven, with His providence,
orchestrating every moment under His watchful eye,

and every story on your pages testifies,
how He’s guiding you through stages of your life,
opportunities, and challenges and change,
all proclaim

he’s with you in your struggles, holding them as His Own,
you need to know the answers lie with Him alone,

אין עוד מלבדו אפס זולתו כי אין בלתך


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