The song references the "Lion of Judah" and the contrast between the first Adam (who died with his bride) and the second Adam, Christ (who died for His bride).
Flame's verse highlights how Jesus can sympathize with human weakness, having lived in Nazareth (compared to "urban streets") and faced rejection, suffering, and betrayal.
The lyrics repeatedly ask "Who da King?" with the response "Jesus Christ rule dis thang!". It emphasizes that He rules over the entire earth and will return to reign.
The song references the "Lion of Judah" and the contrast between the first Adam (who died with his bride) and the second Adam, Christ (who died for His bride).
Flame's verse highlights how Jesus can sympathize with human weakness, having lived in Nazareth (compared to "urban streets") and faced rejection, suffering, and betrayal.
The lyrics repeatedly ask "Who da King?" with the response "Jesus Christ rule dis thang!". It emphasizes that He rules over the entire earth and will return to reign.
