Greatest Man in History | Music Video | HolyFacts

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The story of Jesus of Nazareth, the greatest man in history — told through music.

A worship anthem with a male lead vocalist, featuring a blend of orchestral and electronic elements, The song is in a minor key, creating a reflective and powerful mood, The tempo is moderato, building in intensity throughout the piece.

Lyrics

Greatest man in history.

[Verse 1]

Had no servants, but they called Him Master
Had no degree, yet they called Him Teacher
Had no medicines, yet they called Him Healer
He had no army, but the kings feared Him


He won no military battles, yet He conquered the world
He did not live in a castle, but they called Him Lord
He ruled no nations, and they called Him King
He committed no crime, and they crucified Him

Sealed in a tomb, but death couldn't hold Him

His kingdom is not of this world,
He dwells within the hearts of those who believe
He spoke of love and forgiveness,
His words transformed millions
He offers no material wealth,
yet we consider Him the treasure of our lives

He sought no earthly power, yet in His name the powerless arise
His example has filled countless pages
In His truth, we find our Life
In His suffering, our salvation

His name is Jesus Christ, and He came to save the lost.

He is the perfect story of love and redemption

Trust in Him, and you and your family will be saved.

Yet the story’s not finished, it’s not the end of the flame,
For the Lord will descend from heaven,
A commanding shout, the trumpet of God,
With the voice of the archangel shaking earth

Those asleep in Christ will rise first,
And the living are lifted, upheld by His trust.
Together in the clouds, drawn up by His call,
To meet the Lord in the air — our King has arrived!

[Declaration]
He will come again in glory, the truth and the life,
Not a servant in suffering, but the Righteous in might.
Every knee will bow, every tongue will confess:
Jesus is Lord above all.

[Bridge]
For God sent His Son, not to judge, not to blame,
But to save the whole world through His holy name.

[Outro / Spoken or Sung]
The Gospel tells a story no myth ever could:
The Hero dies for the villain — for the broken, the misunderstood.
For evil cannot stand before His name,
From death, He brought us back,
And God alone is worthy of our praise.