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New by Yemi Alafifuni: Reminding us that He will wipe every tear from our eyes...


"New" is a song that is inspired by Revelation 21, in particular verse 4. "He will wipe every tear from their eyes…" - Revelation 21:4. 

Yemi Alafifuni - NewYemi shares: "This verse has carried me through difficult seasons. Knowing that God will bring end to pain and sorrow gives me strength. My song 'New' reflects this promise  -  a time where there will be no more tears, only joy in His presence." 

You'll love the inspiring imagery and uplifting message of the lyric video that goes in premiere later today. "New" speaks to the promise of a new heaven and a new earth, where all things are renewed and transformed. The song is a beautiful reminder that our current circumstances are temporary. 

"New" is the first release from Yemi's upcoming EP called "YHWH", an EP filled with songs that call the church to hold fast to the hope of Christ. 

May the lyrics of this song fill your heart with hope and remind you that God has a plan for you, a plan for renewal and peace. 

If you love this song, then you may be pleased to know that there is a concert planned for March 29th. For more details, go to: https://thefather.eventbrite.com

(Related scripture: Revelation 21:4)

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