But Moses | Bold Pop-Hip Hop Worship | Psalm 106:19-33 (NLT)

"But Moses" explores a powerful moment of intercession in Psalm 106:19-33. The passage recounts Israel's rebellion with the golden calf and God's righteous anger — yet Moses, the faithful servant, stands in the gap to plead for mercy. This song merges modern hip-hop rhythms with catchy pop melodies to reflect the tension of sin, judgment, and redemption.

The creative process was driven by the question: "Who has interceded for us when we deserved the consequences of our own stubbornness?" The lyrics capture the reckless abandon of a people worshiping what they made with their own hands, juxtaposed with the boldness of a leader willing to confront God for the sake of those he loves. The chorus, marked by a haunting yet hopeful melody, echoes the phrase, "But Moses stood in the breach," reminding us of the ultimate intercessor — Christ.

This track aims to remind us that when we've failed and strayed, there is a mediator willing to stand in the gap. It's a call to consider the weight of intercession and the relentless mercy of God.
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