Full Circle
Hazakim feat. Jai Lyrics
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Isaac was his only beloved - the flesh of his flesh
An odd request, but how would this mesh
If he was "the son of the promise" - destined and blessed?
Strange. Could Abraham have an offspring?
If Adonai wanted Isaac to be an offering?
How he was feeling inside was hard for him to describe
To have to give up his son, yet still he trusted in God
Travelled throughout the night, pretty soon they arrived
On the third day Abraham lifted his eyes
As he surveyed the mountains on every side
It came time, God gave him a sign
The men who accompanied him stayed behind
He grabbed the knife and fire for mountain Moriah
Isaac carried the lumber his father supplied him
Isaac asked, "where's the Lamb for the sacrifice?"
Then his Dad replied, "The Lord himself said he would provide it."
Bound Isaac - laced with chords,
Placed the wood out in order - arranged the boards
Laid Isaac on the altar - prayed to the Lord
Raised his knife for the slaughter - then came a voice
"Don't touch your Son, your beloved one
you have overcome, now your job is done."
In the thorn bush was a Ram caught in a thicket
Hugs his Son, the curtain draws for intermission
It's like a foreshadow – you already know
What was and is and is to come
Messiah – we lift you higher
Round and round, full circle
That's why I will trust you
Round and round, full circle
That's why I will trust you
The curtain re-opens the site is a tragedy
A battered anatomy Messiah in agony
Before the Sanhedrien they charge Him with blasphemy
Bound with chords while they beat him - this prophecy had to be
T'was the Roman Government that summoned the bludgeon
Ordered the execution, the ultimate suffering
It's the unfolding drama, this time a changed scene
Son submits to his Father, clearly the same theme
The sovereign promise given on Mount Moriah
Now on the hill of Galgotha, fulfilled in the Messiah
Adorned with a crown just for an added touch
With thorns on his brow like the Ram in the Bush
Laid the wood out in order by the roman soldiers
In similar fashion he carried the wood upon his shoulders
The prophets described his soul as being an offering
Like Isaac the Father's beloved and the Only Begotten
Understand it was part of his plan
God didn't promise a ram said he'd provide him a lamb
Yeshua - Lamb of God
Spread out upon the altar - hanging high
We see the Holy Father raise up His knife
Killing his Only Begotten taking his life
And in the same way Isaac's life had been saved
It was on the third day Yeshua had been raised
Full Circle like a carousel, parallel
Dean's List, Honor Roll, his word never fails
It's like a foreshadow – you already know
What was and is and is to come
Messiah – we lift you higher
Round and round, full circle
That's why I will trust you
Round and round, full circle
That's why I will trust you
The Lord is faithful, He'll keep His promise
The Lamb was slain and I'm free from bondage
Like it was prophesied, Lamb of God died
Then He rose gave the Spirit as a down payment
So we can trust Him with our lives
And we can be ever sure His blood is powerful to save us
Despite all the pain that we face – yeah its tough in this race
But we can trust in His grace
He took all our shame and disgrace when He hung in our place
Our guilt His love can erase
Round and round it's full circle – this we can know
His burden is rest for the soul
And His promise – His promise is sure
He's honest and holy, He got us, will not let us go
So we trust in Him and just Him
Forever, never will lie because the Lord's faithful
Messiah – we lift you higher
The song Full Circle by Hazakim feat. Jai is a powerful retelling of the story of Abraham and Isaac's sacrifice, and how it foreshadows Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. The first verse talks about Abraham's difficult decision to sacrifice his beloved son Isaac as part of a test from God. The lyrics reflect the internal turmoil Abraham must have felt, but also his unwavering trust in God's plan. The second verse describes Jesus' sacrifice on the cross as a fulfillment of the promise given on Mount Moriah. The song is an affirmation of trust in God, even in difficult and trying circumstances.
Overall, Full Circle is a deeply theological song that uses powerful storytelling to explore complex ideas about faith, sacrifice, and redemption. It connects the Old Testament story of Abraham and Isaac to the New Testament story of Jesus, highlighting the continuity of God's plan throughout history. The chorus, with its repeated refrain of "Round and round, full circle / That's why I will trust you," offers listeners an opportunity to reflect on their own faith journeys and the ways in which God's faithfulness has sustained them.
Line by Line Meaning
Abraham would've wanted less of a test
It's likely that Abraham would've preferred a less difficult test from God
Isaac was his only beloved - the flesh of his flesh
Isaac was Abraham's only son and therefore was very dear to him
An odd request, but how would this mesh
The request for Isaac to be sacrificed seemed strange and difficult to comprehend
If he was "the son of the promise" - destined and blessed?
Isaac was seen as a promise from God and was considered blessed
Strange. Could Abraham have an offspring?
The idea of sacrificing one's offspring seemed very strange
If Adonai wanted Isaac to be an offering?
If God truly wanted Isaac to be sacrificed
How he was feeling inside was hard for him to describe
Abraham was likely feeling conflicting emotions that were hard to put into words
To have to give up his son, yet still he trusted in God
Despite the difficult situation, Abraham still had faith in and trusted God
With two of his guys & plenty food and supplies
Abraham brought two servants and enough supplies for the journey
Travelled throughout the night, pretty soon they arrived
After travelling all night, they eventually arrived at their destination
On the third day Abraham lifted his eyes
On the third day of their journey, Abraham looked up
As he surveyed the mountains on every side
Abraham looked around at the mountains in the area
It came time, God gave him a sign
God provided a sign to Abraham
The men who accompanied him stayed behind
The servants who had travelled with Abraham remained where they were
He grabbed the knife and fire for mountain Moriah
Abraham took a knife and fire with him up the mountain
Isaac carried the lumber his father supplied him
Isaac carried the wood for the sacrifice up the mountain
Isaac asked, "where's the Lamb for the sacrifice?"
Isaac wondered where the lamb for the sacrifice was
Then his Dad replied, "The Lord himself said he would provide it."
Abraham told Isaac that God would provide the lamb
Bound Isaac - laced with chords,
Isaac was bound with cords
Placed the wood out in order - arranged the boards
The wood for the sacrifice was arranged in a certain order
Laid Isaac on the altar - prayed to the Lord
Isaac was laid on the altar and Abraham prayed to God
Raised his knife for the slaughter - then came a voice
Abraham raised his knife to sacrifice Isaac when he heard a voice
"Don't touch your Son, your beloved one
God commanded Abraham not to sacrifice Isaac
you have overcome, now your job is done."
Abraham had passed the test and proven his faith in God
In the thorn bush was a Ram caught in a thicket
A ram was found in a thorn bush, which was used for the sacrifice instead of Isaac
Hugs his Son, the curtain draws for intermission
Abraham hugged his son and the story takes a break from this scene
It's like a foreshadow - you already know
The story is like a foreshadowing of a future event
What was and is and is to come
This relates to future events that will happen
Messiah - we lift you higher
The Messiah is praised in this line
Round and round, full circle
The story has come full circle
That's why I will trust you
This line expresses trust in God
The curtain re-opens the site is a tragedy
The story resumes and is now a tragic event
A battered anatomy Messiah in agony
The Messiah is physically suffering in this scene
Before the Sanhedrien they charge Him with blasphemy
The Messiah is charged with blasphemy in front of the Sanhedrin
Bound with chords while they beat him - this prophecy had to be
The Messiah was bound and beaten, fulfilling a prophecy
T'was the Roman Government that summoned the bludgeon
The Roman government was responsible for the punishment
Ordered the execution, the ultimate suffering
The Roman government ordered the execution which was the ultimate form of suffering
It's the unfolding drama, this time a changed scene
The story is still unfolding, yet it has taken a different direction
Son submits to his Father, clearly the same theme
The Messiah submits to His Father just as Isaac did
The sovereign promise given on Mount Moriah
The promise given on Mount Moriah is being fulfilled in this scene
Now on the hill of Galgotha, fulfilled in the Messiah
The promise is now fulfilled at Golgotha through the Messiah
Adorned with a crown just for an added touch
The Messiah wore a crown of thorns for added suffering
With thorns on his brow like the Ram in the Bush
The Messiah had thorns like the ram in the bush on His head
Laid the wood out in order by the roman soldiers
The Roman soldiers placed the wood in order for the crucifixion
In similar fashion he carried the wood upon his shoulders
The Messiah carried the wood for the crucifixion
The prophets described his soul as being an offering
The prophets foresaw that the Messiah's soul would be offered as a sacrifice
Like Isaac the Father's beloved and the Only Begotten
The Messiah is like Isaac, a beloved son and the only begotten
Understand it was part of his plan
The suffering of the Messiah was planned by God
God didn't promise a ram said he'd provide him a lamb
God promised to provide a lamb, not a ram
Yeshua - Lamb of God
The Messiah is referred to as the Lamb of God
Spread out upon the altar - hanging high
The Messiah was crucified and hung on a cross
We see the Holy Father raise up His knife
God the Father metaphorically raised His knife to sacrifice His Son
Killing his Only Begotten taking his life
God allowed His Son to be sacrificed and killed
And in the same way Isaac's life had been saved
Isaac's life was spared and in the same way, others can be saved through the Messiah's sacrifice
It was on the third day Yeshua had been raised
The Messiah was resurrected on the third day
Full Circle like a carousel, parallel
The story has come full circle and is parallel to the story of Abraham and Isaac
Dean's List, Honor Roll, his word never fails
This line doesn't appear to have a clear meaning related to the story
The Lord is faithful, He'll keep His promise
God is faithful and will keep His promises
The Lamb was slain and I'm free from bondage
The Messiah's sacrifice has freed people from bondage
Like it was prophesied, Lamb of God died
The death of the Messiah was prophesied
Then He rose gave the Spirit as a down payment
After resurrecting, the Messiah gave the Holy Spirit to people as a promise
So we can trust Him with our lives
People can trust in the Messiah with their lives
And we can be ever sure His blood is powerful to save us
The blood of the Messiah is powerful enough to save people
Despite all the pain that we face - yeah its tough in this race
Life can be hard and painful
But we can trust in His grace
Despite the hardships, people can trust in God's grace
He took all our shame and disgrace when He hung in our place
The Messiah took on people's shame and disgrace when He was crucified
Our guilt His love can erase
The love of the Messiah can forgive and erase people's guilt
Round and round it's full circle - this we can know
The story has come full circle and this is something people can know
His burden is rest for the soul
The burdens of life can be lifted by the Messiah
And His promise - His promise is sure
God's promises are reliable and trustworthy
He's honest and holy, He got us, will not let us go
God is honest, holy and will not abandon people
So we trust in Him and just Him
People should trust in God and only Him
Forever, never will lie because the Lord's faithful
God is always truthful and faithful
Contributed by Colton R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.