BEHOLD I AM THE LORD

"Behold I AM the Lord" is a gentle yet powerful choral affirmation drawn directly from the book of Jeremiah. It speaks with the voice of God to the congregation, asking the ultimate question of faith: "Is there anything too hard for me?" For choirs and worshipers alike, singing these words becomes a moment of deep reassurance. It is often ministered during times of reflection, prayer, or as an anthem of comfort, reminding everyone in the pews that God’s sovereignty covers all human struggles.

The arrangement flows with a steady, comforting rhythm, allowing the weight of the scriptural promise to take center stage. As the voices build and layer the central question—repeating "Is there anything, anything, anything too hard for me"—it transforms from a simple query into a profound declaration of trust. The addition of the Hausa translation, "Ni ne Ubangiji," beautifully roots the piece in the Nigerian worship experience, allowing the message of God's limitless power to resonate even more intimately with the people.