Every Grain of Sand

[@robertlevinson9188]

Each of us is no more than a grain of sand in this magnificent world God has created. Be grateful.

[@majones7004]

I'm a Recoverin'Lutheran & some of Bob's "joyful noise unto the Lord" is simply incredible & some of my favrit-Bob Property of Jesus (?) Shot Of Love (?) (...please)

[@BjarnBjarni]

Thank You so much! So so beautifully song and played

[@magoman42]

finally a church that sings Dylans Praise God

[@patbrunt]

Bob Dylan wrote that song... He found God .. Great worship song!

[@bparks1952]

A fabulous rendition of a truly great song

[@susanthornton4247]

LOVE AND APPRECIATE THIS! ♥️ Amazing lyrics (Bob Dylan) but exceptionally performed by Word of Life church. (Thank you for this blessing dear Father God)

[@ChrisLupetti]

What a MAGNIFICENT VERSION OF A MAGNIFICENT SONG!!!!!!!!! I AM MOVED!!!

[@billyraybar]

Wonderful rendition of this harrowing, beautiful song. Yet the song is expression of teetering faith.

[@Zimium]

No it is the total opposite, Bob's affirmation of his renewed faith and acceptance of his assigned role. He explained it in one of his interviews.

[@billyraybar]

Zimium He must have given the interview while under the influence of drugs. 'Sometimes I turn there's someone there, others times it's only me/ I am hanging in the balance of the reality of man' is clearly reflective of doubt

[@Zimium]

Do your research and don't judge by one sentence that you misunderstand. He is referring to the footsteps, when there are only one set of footsteps (i.e. when he thinks it is only him) it is when God carries him in His arms. Known image and allegory of divine support. Don't you know about that?.

[@billyraybar]

Zimium My interpretation requires no research. The song closing with no one there and hanging in the balance of the reality of man is, to me, a clear signal that the character is questioning his faith. 'Reality of man' is an interesting, purposefully ambiguous phrase that is a declaration of doubt- the possibility that the 'reality' is not God induced

[@Zimium]

Of course, no research, superficial and ignorant. You see there what you want to, and ignore the truth. Your ignorance is more obvious now. These lyrics were the early version and as all Dylan fans know, Bob's first recording is always done in the hurry of the studio, a place he dislikes and escapes as soon as possible. Albums recorded usually in a few days, some in less than a day. Final lyrics come out later. Check out later recordings and there is no "reality of man" but "A perfect finished plan" has taken that space. Clearly no doubt in the "Master's hand" and His "perfect finished plan." Stop arguing, you do not know Dylan, I have known him and his lyrics from '62. You are blind.

[@Delia007]

Very fine cover of an amazing song. Thanks.

[@joethomas1146]

great song, great rendition.

[@Karusuando]

Great cover, wonderful performance of an everlasting song. Thanks!

[@davidanzalone6601]

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[@cullisheerfrost1494]

nICE!!

[@jfreud]

Loved this! Great job, guys!

[@timburns999]

I think this is my favorite song ever :)

[@Bubbacat54]

I never found Jesus, and i guess i'm too far gone to do it now, but i sure love bob dylan, and you guys made me happy just to hear your version.......there's something about this song that moves me...dunno what ? thanks a million

[@kerrygibson7978]

Hey Bubbacat54, I just ran across your comment. As long as you're breathing you're not too far gone. That's kind of the point. The thief on the cross 'found' Jesus just a few hours before his death. John 3:17 says this "God didn't send his son into the world to condemn the world but that through him the world might be saved."

[@joethomas1146]

never too far gone. Good luck and God bless.

[@gaylenhalbert4391]

Let Jesus find you. Start by reading his Word.

[@timburns999]

Wonderful, thank you :)

[@ferret997]

Great Job! Dylan's best.

[@timburns999]

Very nice :)good job

[@照夫西田]

儂は日本人でキリスト教徒でも無い・けど、この曲の「全ての砂粒」には八百万の神に通じる森羅万象と人間を繋ぐ何かがある・・かなぁ~~(-.-)

[@TheWilliamDickens]

First time ive seen Eric pick up a harmonica interesting

[@pantomimoistrionic05]

very soul. not bad interpretation. :)

[@billyraybar]

Wow. Unfortunately it is not a worship song. Its about the struggle of Faith.

[@Zimium]

Actually, Dylan explained it is the opposite: It is his realization of his faith and his belief that he has a role defined for him by God - He is "hanging in the balance of a perfect finished plan"...

[@billyraybar]

Zimium Interesting. Sometimes I turn there's someone there other times it's only me' resonated the opposite for me

[@devinbret]

Well that's all there is as far as we know. Our struggle on Earth is spiritual.

[@devinbret]

You think the only music God wants to hear is stuff praising him? What kind of insatiable ego does this guy have?