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[@wompa70]

I've listened to this song since 95. I choose to believe it's a call to be kind to each other.

[@kiddynamite1991]

Ephesians 4:32 "Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you."

[@bethshadid2087]

Always liked this song. Really enjoyed Joan's voice and beauty. So humble imo.

[@TangoEliott]

I love this song. It causes you to think. Some people do not like that.

[@jeremy8807]

Some people don't know how to do that.

[@dawnmguzman]

Same, @Tango Eliott

[@Ebanc0re]

Enjoy now)

[@EricGregory-b7j]

I think the church if your to into it you believe your not allowed to think do you remember when the De Vinci code came out they tried to ban it

[@faithfollower1984]

I remember when this song came out (child of the 90's here) This song made a little uproar at the time, I was a careless child then so I didn't take the time to decipher it until now. Being older now (married with two children to raise) and living life and especially in the past few months , I look at our country and I see empty streets,towns, closed parks, closed library's, buisness that are shut down both temporarily and permanently , families not able to see their loved ones, be with them in their dying moments, hold their hands, kiss them, touch them feel their face look at them in their eyes and tell them they love them 😢💔❤️🤍💙,etc.. I look at this song and video as astonishing 🌌🌟💖🌠😇 What if God was one of us? What if ...? The video with people of all walks of life being" God" , the love of humanity in the video... Something we aren't seeing now. A lot of people aren't going to church, work, activities, seeing their family.. Etc in the name of a different entity "telling"them that they can't 🤔 Esphiens 6:12. .. What if God is one of us, what does he see right now?.. 💔😢😷🦠💉Sadness, heartbreak, FEAR, .. Etc. We are in a spiritual WAR. Hindsight is 2020✊🏽❤️🤍💙 Appreciate this video, the world 🌎 is changing. What a time to be alive. 🌌🌠🌇🌅🌄☀️🌻.

[@pamelascott5702]

When this song came out, so many people I knew/know didn’t like it. I actually like it. I took the meaning behind as being, if we are made in his image, what if he was the man that is standing beside u, would u pass judgement on him if he was dressed like a slob or maybe a homeless person. How would u treat him? I think we should treat EVERYONE no matter what their circumstance is, as we would want to treated. No judgement. That’s ssssssooooo many people find that hard to do. I like ur reaction.

[@missgmoma]

Pamela Scott yes, that makes sense. Treat everyone equally, regardless of gender, race & financial situation.

[@timebandito4278]

I remember that backlash too. Everyone was convinced that she was calling God a slob. They saw it as disrespectful. They obviously didn't even think about the rest of the song.

[@paulmorris8762]

I too loved this song - but she forgot that He was one of us and -He was crucified and rejected but resurrected in order that thru faith we could have a relationship with Him in Spirit and Truth

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

Yeah see I’ve always taken the meaning of the song as anyone of us could be god so treat everyone equally

[@tmf1222]

This song is amazing

[@tralhas]

Bless the 90's.

[@devinseitz93]

I think this is the best take I've heard so far :)

[@kristinabushnell3652]

Love this song!! Just always thought it was beautiful, and to me it always meant that we should just be kind to everyone. Thanks for the reaction!! You're Awesome!! 💜

[@serenalatorre2323]

I think it means to be christ like and to keep in mind God is watching so be kind and loving to all. Just my interpretation of the song..🤷‍♀️

[@bethshadid2087]

To be honest we are made in his image. He fashioned each and everyone of us. GODs light shines thru each and everyone 🤴

[@K9-Crazy]

I loved this song when it first came out, I agree i don't look or research a video and song until i get what I feel about it and what it makes me see in my minds eye mindset. Then I will look it up. God bless brother 🙏 I always love your reactions ♥

[@bessc8558]

Love Joan Osborn! The whole Relish album is a banger.

[@lissalives1]

People around me didn’t like the song, but I did. We all have a part of God in each of us. ♥️😇

[@fjborg6978]

The only place god exists is in your human spirit, your heart. He does not live in the Bible, Koran, Torah or any one of hundreds if not thousands of books used to indoctrinate people. Their intent may be pure but belief lies in the individual and the way they demonstrate the presence if god within them and absolutely NOWHERE else.

[@berlyn3014]

Love this song. One of my best friends in college had the grammy cd and kept playing this song over and over.

[@pamelascott5702]

berlyn3014 I actually have that cd still. Lol. I think it has “Gangsta Paradise “ on it also.

[@lemhanback9595]

Never knew the name of the artist but yep remember the song. It got a lot of air time on the radio. I always thought it had double meaning in many parts. Some you mentioned. The line "Nobody calling on the phone, except maybe the Pope in Rome." Did she mean only the Pope was trying to get in touch with God. Or was she saying He'd be the only one not to realise God was among us? This was a rare soothing yet thought provoking song.

[@Camothor10]

Among us

[@noneassociated9578]

Now you're gettin it man. Entertaining angels unaware and we're created in His image so, in that way, He's in all of us. Even non-believers.

[@brainsareus]

To me, this is a beautiful, sweet; inquisitive spiritual song.

[@davidkeller6156]

A song that makes you think. It just made me realize I’m not doing my best to be aware of God in my everyday life and loving everyone as a child of God. I believe there’s a little bit of God in all of us. In the present day world, with the riots and the violence we see on TV everyday it’s hard to keep that in the forefront of my thoughts. I have to try harder. Thanks for the reminder. I needed that. Peace!

[@john-stringham]

Great song. It was all over the radio when I was deliverimg pizzas. Co-written by Eric Brazilian of the Hooters.

[@nealm6764]

When I was much younger and this song came out, I always thought of it as asking if god was among us as a stranger, in anonymity, and looking like nobody of importance - how would we behave around him? How would we treat him? etc. But I can certainly see your point.

[@victoryomorodion2786]

I think this song poses a question towards believers and non believers (atheists) alike, thoose who believe, maybe to an far darker/extreme extent, would have to wrap their heads around a new reality that God might be someone (Human) who they dont like or might belong to a group of people that are looked down upon . The same goes for atheists, would they be willing to accept the doctrine, the stories and the saints/prothets, the words what several men/women of God give? Would they be afraid about their position in afterlife? Would they be worried if thier disbelief brought them to a horrible world of pain? Would they accept that reality? This song is a beautiful song, i think that song can bring people of different beliefs (Christianity, Islam, Buddihism e.t.c) and people with different views (people of science, Atheists, agnostics, theists) toghether.

[@dimetime35c]

I've always taken this song to mean we need to treat others with respect. What if God was the homeless person, what if he was the mentally ill person yelling at us, what if he was the jerk that just cut you off.

[@paulmorris8762]

I would point out He was one of us for 33 years but wasn't well received by the religious establishment. They crucified Him but He rose again being seen by 500 people for 49 days before returning to heaven. If he were to come today ss a man again he wouldn't fare any better

[@jamespasifull3424]

I'm so glad someone's got round to the sublime Joan Osborne! She did some great work on the Transatlantic Sessions series, check em out, for folk music perfection!

[@shannonroche1182]

This song is great ! Super deep when u think about it!

[@mymeemy2898]

the lyrics is awesome

[@ChristineSolazzo]

Jesus was one of us. Walk and live your life and treat others the way Jesus would have. We were made in His image, so if He is on this earth with us now, He could be that homeless man or woman you just ignored on the street. Treat everyone kindly and with compassion.

[@marlarogers9304]

This song aligns with a favorite bible verse, about "entertaining angels unawares".

[@randyfergus8781]

Be not forgetful entertain strangers for thereby strangers have entertained angels unawares Hebrews 13:2

[@marlarogers9304]

@@randyfergus8781 amen.

[@gaylemitchell5881]

Thank you , I wanted you to hear this song. It always made me feel good

[@constancehutt6525]

I love the way you listen to songs unaware of their origin, your reactions are fun to watch. I especially enjoy your reactions to songs that I grew up with...you know, from the old days. I always thought she meant that it would be an eye opener to see God's reaction to our everyday life & how would he handle life on earth as an everyday person. No power, no godly-ness, no angels, no all-knowing ability, "just a slob like one of us, just a stranger on a bus trying to make his way home...." (and needing grace like all of us.)

[@dennis2966]

More than anything else, this song makes me want to go watch Joan of Arcadia again.

[@linzyaz920]

Hey MRM. You are looking well. Great song and reaction.

[@kschlitz8871]

I always took the song as, if God was one of us would we know it was him? Would we make better choices or treat him different? If he was homeless or hurt would you help?

[@enochpowel3030]

Definitely in my top twenty 90s hits.

[@dlmullins9054]

I just knew she was from Kentucky. I have a lot of Osborne cousins from there too. My first time hearing her. Wow! Thanks for showing!

[@gagirl0499]

Hard to believe this song is 25 years old

[@ginespernia638]

Nice reaction..great song..theres a nice cover of this song by franz rythm family band..young version of joan..u can comment also to their other cover songs of the cranberies,the corrs,bee gees,metallica,etc.

[@MikoSquiz]

That is the most straightforwardly "pop" song on the album, which leans a lot more rootsy and bluesy otherwise. She's an amazing singer, has toured with The Funk Brothers (who played on all those Motown records everyone likes) and Phil Lesh & Friends (formerly part of The Grateful Dead) and puts out record after record year in, year out.

[@redplanet9162]

This whole album, Relish, bangs

[@squirrelsarepeopletoo6678]

The best song is Pensacola

[@1lthrnk]

God has been one of us and is with each of us every day. Revelations 3:20 Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and they with me

[@stephenstark8736]

This song was used in the intro for the show “Joan of Arcadia” starring Amber Tamblyn. Anytime I hear this song it immediately takes me back to my Theology class in high school because we would watch the show from time to time lol

[@janeandle]

I use to watch that show too, it's where I heard the song for the first time.

[@TheAlizaG]

Same!!! I loved that show!!!!

[@brentbrumley4640]

I can remember this song coming out fairly well and I just realized that had to of been something close to 25 years ago. Besides my left knee and lower back, I have something else making me feel old now.

[@williamjones6031]

I always loved this song. If you're a one hit wonder from the MTV video era at least make it a good one.

[@Insolation1]

I believe the meaning is at the end '''Back up to heaven all alone Just tryin' to make his way home Nobody callin' on the phone 'Cept for the Pope maybe in Rome'' A bit like the magic of childhood, once people stop believing then their is no God, it requires belief for it to exist.

[@christinac9558]

The music video for this song was very very 90s lol I remember when this song came out and people lost their shit

[@maryandreana1753]

filmed around Coney Island Brooklyn NY. That's where people who have never been to NY I tell them stay around there. You've got the beach, The NY Aquarium, Coney Island with the boardwalk and all the rides, especially the Cyclone which is one of the oldest wooden roller coasters. Yes, you do feel every bump and turn. And if you want to go into the City. (Manhattan for all you non New Yorkers) just get yourself a MetroCard and take the subway and visit NY!!

[@buster4926]

I love the song I think she was saying if you think you can guess a skin colour or a voice accent she and me think your wrong he or she was do people automatically think it would be a man would have a very unique skin tone so say he or she’s all skin tones and the same with the voice

[@Jcubed67]

If I’m not mistaken this was the song for “Joan Of Arcadia” (which, by the way, was an EXCELLENT tv show from the 1990s) or at least was the theme for one of the first couple of episodes…the lead character, Joan, sees this cute guy on the bus and he talks to her, as God…she thinks he’s crazy…the next time she sees him, it’s a totally different visage! You should definitely check out the show…way too short-lived. Great channel and, as always, a great reaction!

[@kiekie84]

There’s a lot of metaphors behind it that people don’t understand if you watch the video closely you notice there was the big lady sitting on the beach I mean she wasn’t big per se but she wasn’t thin and young and then there is the guy with the piercings basically using the analogy that God can use anyone that god can be in anyone and God can manifest through anyone and you never know when but if you’re judging someone whether that person is being used by God in a certain way they are just a vessel and God is in them using them and you’re witnessing god through them but you wouldn’t know it because you’re too busy looking at the surface that’s part of what it means but there’s so much more to it and there’s so many different ways to look at this song in fact sometimes the atheist who doesn’t believe in God and who may be at the worst point in their life and still chooses not to believe in God can still be somebody that God uses to reach you to deliver a message imagine you’re on a bus and you happen to see somebody that you think God would not be pleased with maybe a prostitute a pimp drug dealer whatever and maybe even a Satanist and you end up striking a conversation with them because maybe you have to sit next to them and you ask if you can sit next to them and they say I don’t care whatever and somehow the conversation goes and you are struggling with something in your marriage while you’re arguing a lot with your kids or you don’t have money to pay bills or whatever it is you’re going through and that person that you’re afraid to sit by or don’t want to entertain ends up saying some words of wisdom to you that is so impactful it changes your life forever or maybe they give you money without you even asking and they say you know what I just feel like giving this to you and it’s right on time when you need it the most even though they could be ungodly people or the worst people or an angry person or bitter or drug attic’s or nice people that are very kind and loving but their atheist whatever the reason is that you might be judging them God can still be using them and what if God was one of us what if he was working through the average Joe and you didn’t even realize it and you spent too much time judging someone instead of looking at the value that they could bring to your life if they happen to be bringing something valuable to you like what if the wisdom or something that you need it at the moment was being given to you by the person you thought was last on gods list to be used by him because you know sometimes we end up reject God‘s blessings because of who it’s coming from so what if God is saying through this song that these are all my children and I’m trying to call them all back home including you and including the drug addict and so on and specifically including all the people you wouldn’t want to sit next to and what if god is saying and I’m here to deliver a message through everyone to you to show you I’m trying to reach everybody and you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover when you don’t know the whole story that’s one in-depth way of looking at it but like I said there’s many different ways of saying this music I will leave you with this though when you judge the way someone looks and you think that they’re the least person God would use remember what God himself said in the beginning he said let us make man in our image so no matter who you’re judging remember you’re still judging the image of God

[@wolf762x51]

Matthew 25:31-46 KJV. 31 When the Son of man shall come in his glory, and all the holy angels with him, then shall he sit upon the throne of his glory: 32 And before him shall be gathered all nations: and he shall separate them one from another, as a shepherd divideth his sheep from the goats: 33 And he shall set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on the left. 34 Then shall the King say unto them on his right hand, Come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world: 35 For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in: 36 Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me. 37 Then shall the righteous answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee? or thirsty, and gave thee drink? 38 When saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in? or naked, and clothed thee? 39 Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee? 40 And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. 41 Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels: 42 For I was an hungred, and ye gave me no meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me no drink: 43 I was a stranger, and ye took me not in: naked, and ye clothed me not: sick, and in prison, and ye visited me not. 44 Then shall they also answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, or athirst, or a stranger, or naked, or sick, or in prison, and did not minister unto thee? 45 Then shall he answer them, saying, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye did it not to one of the least of these, ye did it not to me. 46 And these shall go away into everlasting punishment: but the righteous into life eternal. ************************************************************************************************************************** This is what I've always gotten from that song. The Lord says that when we help the poor or the needy, or the sick, they we have helped him. So, to me, she is asking, what if God was in the form or a regular human like you and I, how would we treat him? What if he was the bum on the street, or the drunk in the alleyway, or the old lady begging for food? Would we treat him the same seeing him appearing like that, not being able to tell he was God? Or, would we cast him aside, or ignore him, or be mean spirited? Of course , for those that believe, if we know the bum or the beggar is God, we will show love and respect, and go out of our way to help, but what if we didn't know? And, since we don't know who the bum or the beggar is, why should we treat them as less than human? Why shouldn't we care for them in the same way that God would want us to. It's about showing love for humanity, and treating everyone with dignity.

[@SkywalkerExpress]

if we believe that we all created based on God image, we can see His face in all of us. What if the stranger on the bus was God? of course. Thats why we must have empathy and love for others. You cant say you love God if you cannot love His creation. This is not the exact meaning of this song but this is what the song means to me.

[@katherinemikkola8316]

Treat others the way you want to be treated because you never know...

[@caralayne503]

I think I still heard this song too many times to enjoy it yet. It’s was so so overplayed in the 90’s that I kinda think I’m still sick of it. It’s not bad, but it’s not for me I guess.... the meaning is also kinda not clear to me but I think because I wasnt wild about the song I never actually found out the meaning it prob is supposed to be. 💁🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@tracys4161]

God WAS one of us...in the man Jesus Christ!

[@armychapmike]

Jesus became one of us

[@enriqueflores1461]

Ty, Joan Osbourne joined a band called "Trigger Hippie" with an ex-drummer from The Black Crowes, Steve Gorman. Worth a listen..

[@qualqui]

Joan Osborne much like her hispanic counterpart Ricardo Arjona, its like supposing the big JC is among us, and through actions showing us how we should be and interact with one another, Ricardo is a Guatemalan singer-songwriter, sings in spanish, maybe do a reaction to his song: Jesus es Verbo no Sustantivo, translation: Jesus is a Verb not a Noun. Its in spanish, if you want, I can translate the lyrics into english.

[@1tishhead]

You should check out a song by Carrie Newcomer called Geodes that touches on . a similar theme, miracles around us in everyday things and people. There's a great line that says "God walks 'round in muddy boots." There's a good live version of it on YT.

[@TheAlizaG]

B'tzelehm Elohim - we are all created in God's image. God is in all of us.

[@beverlyoyarzun3326]

Matthew25 : 35 For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in: 36 Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me. 37 Then shall the righteous answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee? or thirsty, and gave thee drink? 38 When saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in? or naked, and clothed thee? 39 Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee? 40 And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. Just a stranger on the bus...

[@knowyourlove5613]

If you have seen me you’ve seen the father....The seen word there is horaó. Which means to perceive or recognize. Not physically see, that’s a different word in Greek. I can see with my eyes, but I was married to someone for a decade and did not fully perceive him.... Humans are hidden, sometimes were even hidden from ourselves.... whenever I read that verse I think, I pray “ no Jesus I do not understand you, Perceive you. Please heal my sight so I can”

[@engelby4075]

This song got her in a lot trouble with Catholic Church & because of that this song was banned from MTV!

[@EricGregory-b7j]

My favourite line is what if god is a slob because so many Catholic kids learn cleanliness is close to godliness but I agree with mark Twain people when the get to focus’s on cleanliness they know it’s because godliness is impossible for there lives that’s why so many killer Bleach the room

[@arlenequinne6265]

I remember this song

[@melissameyer3472]

GOOD secular song😊👍✝️☀️🙃

[@daveperryman291]

Jesus Christ was the fulness of the Godhead bodily. - Apostle Paul

[@charleslambert2674]

God walks among hidden in plain sight. If you have a homeless person over for dinner , you never know it could be GOD in disguise. It makes you think.

[@dawnmguzman]

If this song made you uncertain,,,,check out XTC's "Dear God".

[@kathydavis3471]

GrEAT SONG

[@anthonykeys6745]

We were made in God's image I think the song is touched on if God was one of us could we see him as he sees us and love 😉

[@timebandito4278]

I think the whole point of the video was to show a lot of different kinds of people, doing what they do, in reference to God being one of us.

[@VinE83656]

I like to think it was God is in all of us, I think I believe your second thought is consistent with my interpretation of the song. I think he she is saying God could be and is, everyone you meet. I could be wrong, but I that is how I always interpreted it.

[@juandanieldobreespinosa7506]

I like to think that Joan Osborne tried to open our minds and eyes about what are we doing with our life and how would we change our conduct if we find God.

[@MRM-Wendy]

I had this CD in 94/95.

[@garrymoore2161]

What a thought-provoking question. What if God was the beggar on the street but you passed Him by without expressing to Him the love you are supposed to be spreading?

[@michaelfleming40]

I bet Joan Osbourne has a bumble bee shirt. ❤

[@jen-a-purr]

It’s the “God could be anywhere” song

[@jeanettegaff4931]

"Do unto others..."

[@1nelsondj]

I won't get into a debate about the existence of God or the evidence for or against it. The song makes sense in the context of the show it was the theme for, "Joan of Arcadia" in which the protagonist meets God in the guises of different people and he asks her to do specific things that end up improving someone's life. She never knows who he'll be next, one time it was her real-life father and actor Russ Tamblyn. The songs asks if you would call him by name and what would you say to him.

[@chab1rd155]

I forgot about this song...

[@marqdiamond390]

Man. you gotta do her with the Funk Brothers on What Becomes of the Broken Hearted...

[@mctech3598]

Do the bop for me in a video 🤣😂

[@jaimereynolds258]

I have always hate this song LOL. This song and that one song called I'm A Bitch, came out in the mid 90s, and they were played CONSTANTLY

[@caralayne503]

Not a fan of this one either. I had MRM review Bitch a few month’s ago. I love that one, it’s fitting 😬

[@8tomtoms8]

Do a Reaction to Sara Evans Ft: Vince Gill "No Place That Far" or "I Could Not Ask For More" If you can- pull up the official videos..

[@allendixon1044]

I don't know about everybody else but I can't hardly hear anything you're saying Captain turn your volume up

[@credixon8203]

AKA KREE YEAH STAY REAL TO YOURSELF, DONT LET THE OPINION OF OTHERS SWAY YOU EVER. PS IF YOU DONT LIKE SOMETHING CHANGE THE CHANNEL PEACE BLESSINGS

[@juandanieldobreespinosa7506]

Hi... ¿Could you watch : Ronan Keating-If tomorrow never comes... ?

[@fricky11111]

It was very controversial when it first came out.

[@christinawells1833]

Sure. Because you would recognize Jesus if you were standing beside him.

[@lamusiclover2264]

She is asking us to hypothesize.....What if God looked like any of us and lived among us, and looked just like any joe or jane on the street? What would you ask him? If you saw what he/she looked like, what would you do ror believe?

[@williecoulter1091]

God has a wicked sense of humour otherwise why word he have given mankind the ability to think outside the box. Or he is scratching his head and thinking WTF was I thinking.🤔🤯

[@ronaldcardinali2809]

please try this one's QUEEN "Scandal"

[@monickalynn4365]

Always on the fence on this song. First of all God,I'm sure,would never take the bus and he has many names: Man upstairs,Allah,Almighty,Heavenly Father,etc jk:-)

[@brainsareus]

We're God, and God is us; it's no more complicated than that... I don't believe in the concept of "Divinity", [other than, perhaps, describing the universe in a general way]. I think, that has brought us the horrors of unbridled capitalism... ie Seeing money, and money systems as "God".

[@pablogaeta3815]

I always just assumed it was kind of a play on the idea in Matthew 25:40.

[@Chualland]

Would God take the same form as before.

[@garrymoore2161]

What of that stressed waitress whose liver walked out on her and she was distracted trying to serve you. Did you show her the live you are supposed to be spreading? What if she WAS God? Did you pass or fail His test? This song makes a Christian re-examine a so-called ,Christian life for sure.

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

Maybe we were closer if he was here to look in his eyes for love and approval

[@oregonchick76]

I really like this song, except that I wish that she'd switched out the kind of cheeky throwaway line about the Pope for one that said something about living life ASSUMING that God is present within/among us and that we need to treat everyone as if we see that in them. Because I feel like that's the point of her song, but it never quite gets there.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

I think god is coming to visit for a while because he gets lonely up in heaven. She asks what if god walked among us for a while? What if god tried out this life for a while. Just another person on the street, to our eyes.