大山为我挪开

The lyrics are consistent with Scripture overall: God is present with the suffering, his love does not change, and the cross displays God's love, all with clear biblical grounds. "大山挪开" ("mountains moved") and "大海有路" ("a path through the sea") borrow poetic imagery from the Gospels and the Exodus, and the verse admits "不能明白为何担此重担" ("I cannot understand why I carry this burden"), so faith is not sung as a guarantee of freedom from suffering. Only the chorus's "为我挪开" ("moved for me"), if pulled out alone, could be read as a universal promise that difficulty will be removed; this is an individual wording that may be misunderstood, with no substantive error.

Although the verses describe a personal hard situation, "I" is always speaking to Jesus and expressing trust. Hope is clearly placed on Christ's presence and the love of the cross. The chorus's declaration is "耶稣 祢一直都在" ("Jesus, you have always been there"), pointing to God's presence and faithfulness, not declaring that I will certainly succeed. The structure is close to the psalms of trust.

"祢" clearly points to Jesus, and "钉痕" ("nail marks") and "十架大爱" ("great love of the cross") lock the object of faith onto the crucified Christ; it cannot hold in a secular setting. The God-human relationship is also clear: people trust amid suffering, and God is present and keeps. The metaphors are all accurately understood from context.