π Bone of My Bones | Genesis 2:23β24 | King James 1611 Worship Song
Bone of My Bones is a beautiful Bible song inspired directly by Genesis Chapter 2, featuring the historic King James Bible 1611 in English.
This song brings the words of Scripture to life through worship music, telling the powerful story of Adam and the creation of woman. From βIt is not good that the man should be aloneβ to βThis is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh,β this song celebrates God's design for companionship, marriage, and becoming βone flesh.β
π BIBLE VERSION: King James Bible 1611 (KJV 1611)
π΅ SONG: Bone of My Bones
π SCRIPTURE: Genesis 2:18β25
πΆ STYLE: Bible Worship / Modern Worship / Christian Worship Music
π LANGUAGE: English
ABOUT THE TEXT
The lyrics are based on the historic King James Version of the Bible, 1611, preserving its distinctive Early Modern English spelling and wording.
The original 1611 King James Bible text is public domain and free from copyright restrictions. This makes the biblical source text available for free use, reproduction, study, and distribution.
This song is created as a musical presentation of Scripture, combining the historic language of the King James Bible with a worship-oriented musical experience.
π GENESIS 2 β BONE OF MY BONES
βThis is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh...β
Genesis 2 tells the story of God's creation of woman and the first marriage. Adam recognizes Eve as part of himself, declaring her βbone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh.β
The chapter concludes with the powerful biblical principle:
βAnd they were one flesh.β
May this song help you listen to Scripture, meditate on God's Word, and experience the beauty of the Bible through music.
π§ Listen, worship, meditate, and share the Word of God.
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