Lyrics
Verse 1
Time and time again, we've asked if You are able
Time and time again, You've proved
You're the God of our salvation, worthy of our praises
Time and time again, we worship You
Pre-Chorus
Oh anyone with eyes can see a mountain
But anyone with faith will see it move
Chorus
Elohim, the God who goes before me
Prince of Peace, my heart has found a home
You're the Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost
There's no end to who You are
And there's no limit to Your throne
Verse 2
Merciful and true, God of every virtue
The solid rock we're standing on
You're holy and You're kind, the epitome of light
We magnify the worthy One
Tag
We magnify the worthy One
Interlude
Whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa
Bridge
No one is higher, God our provider
Prince of Peace
He is good beyond measure, worthy forever
Elohim
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Elohim” by Bethel Music names God with the Hebrew word for God and builds its praise around His character. The first verse recalls how, time and time again, the singer has asked if God is able and found Him proved faithful. The pre-chorus gives the line that carries the song: “Anyone with eyes can see a mountain, but anyone with faith will see it move.”
The chorus calls God the One “who goes before me” and the Prince of Peace, then affirms the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, with “no end to who You are” and “no limit to Your throne.” The second verse describes Him as merciful, true, holy, kind, and a solid rock, while the bridge calls Him provider and worthy forever.
The mountain image is close to Matthew 17:20 on faith moving mountains, and the going-before language recalls Deuteronomy 31:8. The Prince of Peace title comes from Isaiah 9:6. The song is a short catalog of names and confidence for gathered worship.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 17:20 Faith that moves mountains
- Deuteronomy 31:8 The Lord goes before you
- Isaiah 9:6 Prince of Peace