अब्राहम का प्रभु, इसहाक का प्रभु,
याकूब का प्रभु तू मेरा है –(2)

तू कभी ना छोड़ेगा, तू कभी ना ठुकरायेगा,
तू मेरा है, तू मेरा है –(2)
जिसके हाथ में मेरा कल,
जिसके हाथ में मेरा आज,
और आने वाला कल, वो मेरा है –(2)
तू कभी ना छोड़ेगा, तू कभी ना ठुकरायेगा,
तू मेरा है, तू मेरा है –(2)

नदिया मुझे डूबा न सके,
अग्नि मुझे जला न सके,
मेरा हाथ जो तूने थमा है –(3)
तू कभी ना छोड़ेगा, तू कभी ना ठुकरायेगा,
तू मेरा है, तू मेरा है –(3)

जो आदि में था,
जो शब्द खुदा संग था
वो शब्द खुदा ही था,
वो मेरा है, वो मेरा है

Transliterations:

Abraham ka prabhu
Ishaaq ka prabhu
Yakoob ka prabhu tu mera hai

Tu kabhi na chhodega
Tu kabhi na thukrayega
Tu mera hai tu mera hai

Jiske haath mein mera kal
Jiske haath mein mera aaj
Aur aane wala kal, woh mera hai

Tu kabhi na chhodega
Tu kabhi na thukrayega
Tu mera hai tu mera hai

Nadiya mujhe dooba na sake
Agni mujhe jala na sake

Mera haath jo tune thhama hai

Tu kabhi na chhodega
Tu kabhi na thukrayega
Tu mera hai tu mera hai

Jo aadi mein tha
Jo shabd khudha sang tha
Voh shabd khudha hi tha woh mera hai

Tu kabhi na chhodega
Tu kabhi na thukrayega
Tu mera hai tu mera hai

Song Chords (Scale: E Major)

Chorus: (E) Abraham ka prabhu (G#m) Ishaaq ka prabhu (F#m) Yakoob ka prabhu tu (B) mera hai

(E) Tu kabhi na chhodega (C#m) Tu kabhi na thukrayega (A) Tu mera hai (B) tu mera hai

Verse 2 (The Bridge): (E) Nadiya mujhe dooba na sake (C#m) Agni mujhe jala na sake (A) Mera haath jo tune (B) thhama hai

English Translation

Chorus: The God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, The God of Jacob, You are mine. You will never leave me, You will never reject me, You are mine, You are mine.

1. In whose hand is my yesterday, In whose hand is my today, And my tomorrow to come—He is mine.
2. Rivers cannot drown me, Fire cannot burn me, For You have held my hand.
3. He who was in the beginning, The Word who was with God, That Word who was God Himself—He is mine.¹

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Full Meaning

This song is a declaration of Covenant Continuity. It establishes that the same God who performed miracles for the Patriarchs is personally available to the believer today.²

• Sovereignty over Time: The reference to “yesterday, today, and tomorrow” emphasizes God’s Aseity and Omniscience. He exists outside of time but holds the believer’s timeline in His hand.
• The Logos: The final verse is a direct reference to the “Logos” (The Word), identifying Jesus as the eternal Creator who has now become the believer’s personal companion.

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Story Context: Abraham & The Covenant

The phrase “God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob” refers to the Abrahamic Covenant (Genesis 12, 15, 17). God promised Abraham that He would make him a great nation and that through him, all families of the earth would be blessed. This was a “Covenant of Grace” because it depended on God’s faithfulness, not Abraham’s perfection. By singing “You are mine,” the believer claims their place as an heir to these ancient promises through faith in Christ.

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Worship Context

• Times of Trial: The verse about “Rivers and Fire” (Isaiah 43) makes this a powerful song for those going through persecution or deep personal loss.
• Covenant/Baptism Services: It reinforces the identity of the believer as part of the family of God.
• Prophetic Worship: Often used to build “Atmosphere” by reminding the congregation of God’s historical track record of faithfulness.

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Bible References (VERY Powerful)

1. Exodus 3:6 & 15: “I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.” (The foundational self-revelation of God to Moses).
2. Isaiah 43:2: “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you; when you walk through fire you shall not be burned.” (Directly mirrors Verse 2).
3. Hebrews 13:5: “…for he has said, ‘I will never leave you nor forsake you.'” (The basis for the chorus).
4. John 1:1: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” (Basis for Verse 3).
5. Galatians 3:29: “And if you are Christ’s, then you are Abraham’s offspring, heirs according to promise.” (Explains why “Abraham’s God” is “My God”).

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Footnotes

1. “Abraham Ka Prabhu Lyrics,” Open Gospel Lyrics, accessed April 2, 2026, https://opengospellyrics.wordpress.com/.
2. “The Theology of the Patriarchs,” Ligonier Ministries, accessed April 2, 2026, https://www.ligonier.org/.
3. The MacArthur Study Bible (Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson, 2006), note on Gen. 12:1-3.

Bibliography

MacArthur, John. The MacArthur Study Bible. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson, 2006.

Open Gospel Lyrics. “Abraham Ka Prabhu Lyrics.” Accessed April 2, 2026. https://opengospellyrics.wordpress.com/.

The Holy Bible, English Standard Version. Wheaton, IL: Crossway Bibles, 2016.

Do you have another song in mind that deals with the promises of God?