Millennial Psalms

Bring Me Back Around

Recorded by Boom Jinx & Meredith Call

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What are we asking God to bring back around?

Breaking the surface to breathe, entering flesh without former memory, confronting what is broken, and longing to return to who we were.

Breaking the surface to breathe is birth into flesh: the same soul entering a vulnerable body innocently and without memory. The longing to be brought back around is the desire to return to who we were before flesh obscured that knowledge.

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Breaking the surface

The first breath becomes an image of birth into flesh: the soul enters a vulnerable body and begins a life it cannot consciously remember choosing.

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Innocent without former memory

The individual arrives without access to the former conflict. That absence creates a fair beginning in which present choices can reveal the person rather than merely repeat an old allegiance.

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The same soul in another condition

Flesh changes the body, its limits, and its awareness; it does not invent the individual. The longing to return points toward identity that precedes the current form.

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Confronting what is broken

Sickness, injury, temptation, grief, and failure belong to this flesh condition. They can obscure the soul, but they also create the setting in which growth, mercy, and freely chosen love become visible.

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Bring the person back around

The return is not an escape into a different personality. It is restoration: recovering who the soul was meant to be after flesh, deception, and inherited confusion have run their course.

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