In a chaotic world, calling Jesus “my Rock” is an act of radical trust. Ezekiel saw Him in storm clouds; Daniel saw Him on a throne; John saw Him in glory. But the worshiper declares: That same glorious Lord is my personal, unshakable foundation.
This passage is a brilliant summary of the entire gospel message. "Ezekiel said he saw him" refers to the prophet's famous vision of a divine, heavenly chariot (a "wheel in the middle of a wheel") in the Old Testament (Ezekiel 1). "John talked about him / In the book of the 7 seals" connects this to the New Testament, specifically the Book of Revelation's vision of the apocalypse. The verse then directly names Jesus, calling him the "Rose of Sharon" (a poetic title for Christ) and the "Prince of Peace" (from the Book of Isaiah). Finally, it makes it all personal: " "
The lyrics "Ezekiel said he saw him" and "I call Jesus my rock" seem to be referencing a biblical passage and a personal declaration of faith. Ezekiel 37:1-14 describes a vision by the prophet Ezekiel, but it's most known for verses 12-14 which talk about God opening the graves and bringing His people back to the land of Israel, symbolizing restoration.
The core of your search comes from a central verse in many versions of the song:
The opening line references the prophet Ezekiel’s mystical vision found in .
: Sourced directly from the messianic prophecy of Isaiah 9:6, promising a ruler who would heal brokenness and stop turmoil. 4. The Climactic Turn: "But I Call Jesus My Rock"
have brought the song to new audiences, often using it as a "praise break" during worship services to emphasize the strength and reliability of Jesus as a spiritual anchor. If you'd like, I can: sheet music or chords for this song. full list of common lyrics used in different versions. similar gospel hymns about the "Rock of Salvation." Let me know how you'd like to explore this song
