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Do You Trust Me, Ahba?
Maybe You've answered all along.
An intimate conversation about being known more deeply than you know yourself — and learning to trust what Yahuah sees when your own sight has not caught up yet.
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THE EVIDENCE
You're still here.
He saw every unfinished place, every place still becoming, every place that once tried to run — and He did not change His mind.
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Do You Trust Me, Ahba? begins with a vulnerable question: why would You want me?
The question is not rooted in doubt about Yahuah's character. It grows from awe at His patience, His nearness, and His continued presence while the daughter is still learning to see what He already sees.
You see the woman I'm becoming.
Not just who I was.
Help me trust what You already knew.
Do You Trust Me, Ahba?
Do You Trust Me, Ahba? is an intimate conversation about being known more deeply than you know yourself—and learning to trust what Yahuah sees when your own sight has not caught up yet.
The song begins with a vulnerable question: why would You want me? Not from unbelief in Yahuah’s character, but from awe at His nearness, patience, and continued presence. He sees every unfinished place, every past mistake, every place still becoming—and yet He remains.
That question slowly turns into recognition.
Yahuah was there while she was trying to run. He corrected without abandoning. He waited without changing His mind. He loved while still forming what He already knew she could become.
“You see the woman I’m becoming
Not just who I was.”
As the song grows, the focus shifts from whether Yahuah can be trusted to whether the daughter can trust His view of her. The answer is not found in self-confidence apart from Him, but in confidence rooted in His character.
The bridge opens into wonder: the oceans, heavens, colors of the firmament, and all creation testify to His magnificence. Yet the same Yahuah whose greatness exceeds comprehension has chosen nearness rather than distance.
So the final prayer changes.
It is no longer simply:
“Do You trust me, Ahba?”
It becomes:
“Help me trust me too.”
Do You Trust Me, Ahba? is a song about daughterhood, patience, restoration, becoming, and learning to see yourself through the evidence of Yahuah’s continued presence. It is the sound of realizing that maybe the answer has been there all along:
He is still here.
CARRY THE MEANING
Sometimes the harder trust is not believing Yahuah can see. It is believing what He sees in you.
The song begins by wondering why Yahuah would remain so near. He knows the whole story — the running, the resistance, the unfinished places — and yet His patience does not disappear.
The question slowly changes. If Yahuah has continued to teach, correct, love, and draw near, perhaps the evidence of His presence is already answering what the daughter is afraid to believe.
I understand why I want You. What I cannot understand is why You want me.
THE BECOMING
Known.
Stayed with.
Corrected.
Becoming.
Yahuah knows more than the version of the daughter she currently understands.
He did not leave while she wandered, questioned, resisted, or struggled to see.
His patience is not passive. He teaches, redirects, speaks, and remains present through formation.
The final prayer is no longer simply about whether Ahba trusts her. It asks for help trusting the daughter He is bringing forth.
THE FINAL PRAYER
Help me trust me too.
Help me trust what You are doing.
Help me trust what You already knew.
Help me trust the daughter You are bringing forth.
LYRICS
Do You Trust Me, Ahba?
Follow the question from uncertainty into remembrance, confidence in Yahuah, and the final prayer to trust what He is bringing forth.
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Maybe the answer
has been presence.
He is still here. And if He sees more than you can understand, the next prayer may simply be: teach me how to see it too.
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