Hive Openmic Community week #211, cover of "Breathe" by @adyma

Hello everyone, my name is @adyma and I welcome you all to another amazing week here on Hive Openmic Week #211. I'm so glad to be part of this week's edition.

For week 211, I'm up with a song by Dunsin Oyekan titled "Breathe". This is a song I enjoy singing so much cause it reminds me of who I am in Christ Jesus.
Talking about the word "Breathe" Breathe is a fundamental part of life. It's the physical act of inhaling air and exhaling carbon dioxide. But breathing can also have a deeper, more symbolic meaning. Breathe can be seen as a "Life force", Breathing is closely connected to life, and many cultures associate it with the soul or spirit. In some belief systems, breathing is seen as the link between the physical and spiritual worlds.

About the song, The "Breathe" In the Bible, God is often associated with breath. For example, in the book of Genesis, God breathed the breath of life into Adam, the first man. This idea is known as the "breath of God" or the "Spirit of God."

In the Christian tradition, the Holy Spirit is often called the "Breath of God" or the "Spirit of God." The Spirit is seen as a divine presence that works within people to transform them and make them more like Jesus Christ.

So, the idea of God's breath upon man suggests that God is actively involved in shaping and guiding human lives. This breath shows the divine connection between us and God of which Dunsin Oyekan defined it to be "father to child"
I pray that God breathes into us again, so we can act like him and always represent him anywhere we go, Amen.

Song lyrics

Father to child
Spirit to spirit
Lighted by Your word
And with Your breath of life
That's how I come alive
That's how I change my world
Father to child
From Your Spirit to my spirit
I am lighted by Your word
And with Your breath of life
That's how I come alive
That's how I change my world
Just breathe Your name upon me
Breathe
Just breathe Your name upon me
Breathe
YAHWEH
Is Your name, breathe Lord
Just breathe Your name upon me
Breathe

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