Do You Believe
Various Artists Lyrics

Is there a question
Do you have doubts or questions regarding the existence of God?

In your mind today
Are you currently thinking about this topic?

If God is real
This refers to the concept of God's existence.

Or is it just hear say
Are you considering the possibility that the belief in God is just a mere rumor?

How do I know
This is a rhetorical question which signifies the difficulty in determining whether God is real or not.

If God is real
This line reiterates the earlier mention of the concept of God's existence.

His warm spirit
This refers to the comforting feeling that a person experiences when they believe in God's existence.

In my soul I can feel (Oh Lord)
The presence of the Holy Spirit within a believer brings about feelings of warmth, love, and peace.

The biggest problem
This pertains to a major issue that is prevalent in the world today.

Of the world today
This phrase suggests that the problem is widespread and may affect many people.

People just don't believe
This pertains to the lack of faith or disbelief in God's existence.

That he's comin' back one day (Oh no)
This refers to the belief that Jesus Christ will return to this world one day and many people are skeptical of this concept.

Do you (do you)
This is a rhetorical question that is used to emphasize the next line.

Do you believe (do you believe he's the answer to the problems)
This line asks if the listener believes that God is the solution to the problems in the world.

Do You (of the world today)
This line strengthens the previous line by reminding the listener that the world faces many challenges today.

Do you believe (do you believe his blood can wash all)
This refers to the belief that the blood of Jesus Christ has the power to cleanse a person from their sins.

Do You (all your sins away)
This line reinforces the idea that the blood of Jesus Christ can cleanse one from their sins.

Do you believe (oh no)
This line encourages the listener to reflect on their faith and belief in God's existence.

Do you believe?
This line repeats the aforementioned question to emphasize the importance of the listener's faith.

It's up to you
This phrase conveys the idea that the listener has a choice in their belief.

What you do with your life
This emphasizes that the decisions that one makes in their life are important and may impact their belief in God.

You have just one
This line refers to the shortness of life and the importance of making the most out of it.

So do what's right now
This is an advice that suggests that the listener should make positive choices in their current situation.

To every woman
This phrase addresses all women in general, regardless of age or status.

And every man
This phrase addresses all men in general, regardless of age or status.

Save yourself
This phrase emphasizes the importance of self-preservation.

And a friend if you can
This is an encouragement to help others if possible.

I know you've heard he's coming soon
This line refers to the belief that Jesus Christ will return to the world soon.

For quite some time
This suggests that the belief in Jesus' return has been ongoing for centuries.

But life goes on
This phrase implies that although people discuss Jesus' return, life continues as normal.

You just can make up your mind
This phrase emphasizes that the belief in God's existence and Jesus' return is ultimately a personal decision.

Do you (do you)
This line repeats a rhetorical question from the earlier part of the song.

Do you believe (do you believe the Holy Spirit you can receive y'all)
This line encourages the listener to believe in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Do You
This line repeats the previous line to reinforce the impact of the Holy Spirit's power.

Do you believe (all you've got to do is just believe me now)
This line states that belief in God is simple and easy.

Do You
This line reinforces the idea of how simple it is to believe in God.

Do you believe (Oh Lord)
This line calls out to God, asking whether the listener believes in Him.

Do you believe?
This line repeats the question to encourage the listener to reflect on their beliefs.

No one knows
This phrase implies that no one knows when Jesus Christ will return to the world.

How long it will be
This line emphasizes the uncertainty of Jesus' return.

Just be ready
This phrase encourages the listener to always be prepared for Jesus' return.

So you can be free (somebody asked me)
This line refers to the belief that faith in God can bring about freedom from sin and its consequences.

If at the end of
This phrase refers to the end of a person's life.

Your good Christian life (oh Lord)
This refers to the life lived in accordance to the principles of Christianity.

You find out
This phrase suggests that the discovery of the truth about Jesus Christ's existence happens beyond the grave.

There is no Jesus Christ
This line implies that the belief in Jesus Christ was false and unfounded.

But what if you should live
This line asks the listener to consider another scenario.

The sinners role
This phrase pertains to living a life of sin and disobedience to God.

At the end of time
This phrase suggests the end of the world.

You will surely lose your soul (Oh no)
This line emphasizes the severity of the consequences of living a life of sin.

Do you (do you)
This line is a repetition of an early rhetorical question used to emphasize the next line.

Do you believe (do you believe he can heal your body y'all)
This line refers to the belief that God can provide physical healing to the sick.

Do You
This line emphasizes the previous question that focuses on physical healing.

Do you believe (do you believe he can give you peace of mind)
This line encourages the listener to believe that God can provide emotional healing and comfort in times of distress.

Do You
This line emphasizes the previous question that focuses on emotional healing.

Do you believe (oh no)
This line encourages the listener to reflect on their faith and belief in God's power to heal.

Do you believe? (Do you Do you do you do you)
This line repeats the main question of the song to encourage the listener to reflect on their faith.

Do you (how long)
This line is a rhetorical question that prompts the listener to reflect on how long they've struggled with their doubt.

Do you believe (do you believe he's the answer to the problems)
This line reiterates the belief that God can provide a solution to the problems in the world.

Do you (of the world today)
This line stresses the ongoing challenges that the world faces today.

Do you believe (do you believe his Love can wash all your sins away y'all)
This line refers to the belief that the love of God can cleanse a person from their sins.

Do you
This line repeats the previous question to emphasize the impact of God's love.

Do you believe (do you believe the Holy Spirit you can receive now)
This line reiterates the power of the Holy Spirit in bringing about spiritual change in a person.

Do you
This line emphasizes the previous question.

Do you believe (he said I'm not asking very much y'all)
This line implies that God does not ask too much from us in terms of faith and belief.

Do you (if you can just only believe)
This line suggests that belief in God is enough to bring about spiritual change in a person.

Do you believe (do you do you do you)
This line repeats the previous question to reinforce the idea of belief in God.

Do you (hold on, hold on)
This line implies that the listener should not give up on their faith.

Do you believe (do you believe he can heal your sin-sick soul)
This line refers to the belief that God can provide spiritual healing to the brokenhearted.

Do you (oh no)
This line emphasizes the previous question with a tone of sadness or longing.

Do you believe (put your name on heaven's door)
This line emphasizes that faith in God can bring about eternal life in heaven.

Do you (oh no)
This line reiterates the importance of having faith in God.

Do you believe (do you believe he's everything you need in your life)
This line emphasizes that faith in God can bring about fulfillment and satisfaction in life.

Do you (uh huh)
This line implies agreement with the idea of having faith in God.

Do you believe (do you do you do you)
This line repeats the question to reinforce the significance of faith in God.

Do you (oh no)
This line emphasizes the importance of having faith in God.

Do you believe (do it right now y'all)
This line encourages the listener to start having faith in God at this very moment.

Do You
This line repeats the previous question to emphasize the importance of having faith in God.