Verse 1

God does not partake in the politics of man,

yet He controls the fate of a nation,

the world and the universe.

The fate of man and God’s plan are deeply connected.

No nation or man is free from the rule of God.

Chorus

All who want to know their fate must come before God.

Follow and worship Him, and He will make you prosper.

Those who resist, reject Him shall fall and perish.

Verse 2

Recall in the Bible when God destroyed Sodom,

and how Lot’s wife became a pillar of salt,

and how the people of Nineveh

repented their sins in ashes and sackcloth.

Chorus

All who want to know their fate must come before God.

Follow and worship Him, and He will make you prosper.

Those who resist, reject Him shall fall and perish.

Verse 3

Remember the Jews who nailed Jesus to the cross

2,000 years ago; recall the consequences.

They were expelled from Israel,

scattered around the world.

Many found death, their nation destroyed,

like nothing that happened before.

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They nailed God to the cross

and provoked God’s disposition.

They paid for what they did.

They condemned God,

so their only fate was to face His punishment.

This was the consequence, the bitter disaster

their rulers brought upon their country and nation.

Chorus

All who want to know their fate must come before God.

Follow and worship Him, and He will make you prosper.

Those who resist, reject Him shall fall and perish.

Adapted from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. God Presides Over the Fate of All Mankind