É Tudo Deus Lyrics (English Translation) – Nair Nany

É Tudo Deus (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
These lines celebrate how everything good comes from God. The singer praises God by saying “Hallelujah” and reminds everyone that no personal strength or ability is responsible for anything. If someone looks closely, there’s nothing special in a person—it’s all God working through them.

[Verse]
This part talks about humility and dependence on God. The singer admits that talent, skills, or personal effort don’t bring true success or blessing. Instead, it’s God’s grace, presence, and power that make everything possible. It shows that human strength alone can’t achieve much without God’s guidance. Even when the singer does something good or makes progress, it’s not through personal merit but because the Lord lives and works inside them. The repetition of these lines helps remind listeners that life isn’t about showing off ability or sacrifice, but about recognizing God’s role in every victory and blessing. Everything is a result of His divine power.

[Chorus]
This section is a declaration that everything comes from God. It reminds people that human achievements are empty without His help. The name “Yahweh” highlights that only God deserves credit and praise for everything that exists.

[Verse]
Here, the singer continues emphasizing that talent, effort, or sacrifice don’t define success or holiness. God’s grace fills their heart and empowers them. His presence gives meaning and direction to their life. It’s not about human ability but about divine help and strength. The Lord is the one who works behind every action and gives power when people feel weak. This part also mentions that God’s strength not only covers one person but helps everyone. It shows how His power lifts people up and keeps them moving forward. Through these words, the singer expresses total trust in God’s ability to lead, protect, and act in every part of life.

[Chorus]
This chorus is full of worship and gratitude. The singer points out that every miracle, healing, and transformation happens only through God. Grace, power, and the ability to speak, heal, and bless all come from Him. The repetition shows deep faith and excitement in recognizing God’s hand in everything. It also invites others to declare the same truth—that everything belongs to God and nothing comes from human effort. The singer celebrates His endless goodness and reminds everyone that if they look at human actions alone, they’ll find nothing special. Everything, from grace to miracles, is completely the work of God’s love and mercy.

[Post-Chorus]
These lines focus on God’s presence within the person. The singer feels God’s strength, goodness, and greatness moving inside their life. They recognize that every good thing they do or feel comes from His power working within. It’s a joyful realization that God is everything.

[Chorus]
This part again celebrates how all power, healing, and goodness come from God alone. The singer recognizes that testimonies, miracles, and transformation are not personal achievements but God’s works. Everything in life, including grace and holiness, belongs to Him. It’s a humble acknowledgment that humans have nothing on their own, but God fills them with purpose and life. The repeated lines highlight total surrender and complete trust in God’s will.

[Post-Chorus]
These short lines express how God’s power lives and moves inside the singer. His goodness gives them strength, and everything good that happens comes from His presence within. It’s a peaceful moment of recognizing God’s constant movement in their heart.

[Outro]
This closing part speaks directly to the listener, encouraging them to see that every blessing, change, and moment of faith is God’s work. The singer reminds everyone that humans aren’t perfect or powerful—it’s God’s grace that makes them who they are. When someone says the song touched their heart or inspired them to pray again, it’s not because of the singer’s talent but because God worked through the music. Everything exists through Him and for Him. The message ends by inviting people to admit that deep down, everything in life is from God, and without Him, we are nothing.