一万个理由

I checked two web pages; the Xindian Evangelical Church translation has the same lyrics, and the blog version lacks the third stanza, so I evaluated by the full webnode version. The song's descriptions of God come directly from Psalm 103 and Exodus 34:6: abounding in steadfast love, slow to anger, great is his name, good by nature. Praising God from morning to evening, until the end of life, agrees with Psalms 113 and 146. "不为过去忧愁" ("not grieving over the past") is a poetic expression meaning to praise whatever the circumstances, and is not a substantive error. No over-inference was found in the song.

This is a typical psalm-style hymn of praise: "I" is only the one who offers praise, and the one praised is God. From sunrise to sunset, from this life to the end of life, the focus stays on God's name and character. The first person is frequent, but always in worship toward God.

"祢" ("you") is clearly God: the context has "圣名" (holy name) and "赞美神" (praise God), and lists God's specific attributes. Who God is (loving, good, great in name), who people are (those who offer praise, who will die), and the relationship (the worshiped and the worshiper) are all written plainly. The song would not hold in a secular setting.