Well, it's a B-side for sure. It ain't Streets.
But I think it's musically as good as, say, Hallelujah Here She Comes, and lyrically well beyond that.
For people who find the religious stuff inspiring, it has an emotional catharsis in rejecting Satan and recognizing God, in that very U2 way with emotional vocals from Bono: "God knows, He knows me / Knows me, lonely / He sees me / Hear me, Love."
But no, it ain't Streets.