The Just Shall Live
Rich Mullins · Triple Feature [2010]
I know the just shall live
I know the just shall live
By faith
'Cause You won't let Your Holy One
No You won't let Your Holy One
You won't let Your Holy One
See corruption in the grave
Because He put His trust in You
Because He put His trust in You
Because He put His trust in You
Many shall be saved
And I know that You will raise them up
I know that You will raise them up
I know that You will raise them up
On the last day
For the Lord looks down on the sons of men
To hear the cries of the innocent
And the guilty will not stand
For the day of reckoning soon will come
And the whole world will see justice done
By the Lord's almighty hand
So I'm telling you the just shall live
I know the just shall live
I know the just shall live
By faith
And You will raise them up
I know that You will raise them up
That You will raise them up
On the last day
And the prayers stand where the fighters fell
And time testifies with the tale that it tells
That the meek shall inherit the earth
And the Church advances on the gates of hell
And she clings to a light that will not be quelled
By the kingdoms of this world
I'm telling you the just shall live
I know the just shall live
I know the just shall live
By faith
And You will raise them up
I know that You will raise them up
You will raise them up
On the last day"
The Just Shall Live
Rich Mullins was a defining voice in contemporary Christian music, known for blending gospel tradition with a modern, accessible sound. His songwriting often explored deep theological themes with a sense of warmth and intimacy. The Just Shall Live stands as a testament to his ability to craft meaningful worship music that resonates with listeners across generations. This recording captures the earnestness and spiritual depth characteristic of his broader discography. Mullins' work frequently emphasized faith, grace, and the human experience within a divine framework. His contributions to the genre have left a lasting impact, influencing countless artists and shaping the landscape of modern worship. This track remains a significant part of his musical legacy, reflecting the sincerity and devotion that defined his career.

