Deep Waters
Project 10 Men Lyrics


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Their fishing nets were empty when they first saw the Lord.
All night they had been fishing in the waters by the shore.
The Lord said, "Go to deep waters, cast your nets once more."
And because they obeyed, they would never be the same.

Go to deep waters, deep waters,
Where only faith will let you go.
Go out to deep waters, deep waters,
Blessings of faith will overflow.

Blessings of faith will overflow.

They cast their nets and almost before they could begin
Their nets were overflowing and they had to pull them in.
And though this was their greatest catch their fishing days would end.
For they abandoned all when they heard the Master's call.

Go to deep waters, deep waters,
Where only faith will let you go.
Go out to deep waters, deep waters,
Blessings of faith will overflow.

Blessings of faith will overflow.

Go to deep waters, deep waters,
Where only faith will let you go.
Go out to deep waters, deep waters,
Blessings of faith will overflow.

Blessings of faith will overflow.





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Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Deep Waters" by Project 10 Men tells the story of the biblical account in Luke 5:1-11 where the disciples had been fishing all night and caught nothing. When Jesus came to them, He asked them to cast their nets again, but this time in the deep waters, and they caught so many fish that their net began to break. The song's chorus urges listeners to have faith and trust in God's guidance to lead them to the abundance of blessings that only He can provide.


The song's powerful message of faith and obedience is exemplified in the story of the disciples. Their willingness to follow Jesus' command led to their greatest catch ever and to their newfound purpose in life. The lyrics not only tell the story of the disciples' experience, but they also encourage listeners to seek God's direction and trust Him to guide their paths.


One interesting fact about "Deep Waters" is that it was written by Christian singer and songwriter Paul Baloche, who has written many songs for the Contemporary Christian Music genre. The song was recorded by several artists, including Baloche himself and the Project 10 Men. Another interesting fact is that the song's lyrics are inspired by the Bible, particularly the account in Luke 5:1-11, which tells the story of Jesus' miracle of the fishes.


Line by Line Meaning

Their fishing nets were empty when they first saw the Lord.
After a night of unsuccessful fishing, the men first encountered the Lord.


All night they had been fishing in the waters by the shore.
The men had spent the entire night fishing near the shore.


The Lord said, "Go to deep waters, cast your nets once more."
The Lord instructed the fishermen to go into deeper waters and try again.


And because they obeyed, they would never be the same.
By following the Lord's command, the men's lives would be permanently changed.


Go to deep waters, deep waters,
The Lord urges us to venture into the unknown depths of life.


Where only faith will let you go.
These depths can only be reached by faith and belief in something greater.


Blessings of faith will overflow.
Through this journey, we will receive an abundance of blessings.


They cast their nets and almost before they could begin
Upon doing as the Lord commanded, the fishermen experienced immense success.


Their nets were overflowing and they had to pull them in.
Their nets were filled to the brim, overwhelming them with an abundance of fish.


And though this was their greatest catch their fishing days would end.
Despite catching more fish than ever before, they would leave their old way of life behind.


For they abandoned all when they heard the Master's call.
They chose to follow the Lord and leave their old lives behind.


Go.
The Lord urges us to take a leap of faith into the unknown depths of life.




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