Elevation Worship - Jehovah Lyrics
Lyrics
He shames every idol He reigns without rival He goes by the name of Jehovah, Jehovah
He speaks into nothing And darkness goes running He goes by the name of Jehovah, Jehovah
Call the Name Call the Name Call the Name Jehovah
All our praise All our praise All our praise Belongs to Him
All the praise is His Let's go
His foes will be silenced He's fighting for Zion Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh There's no other God like Jehovah, Jehovah His arm never tires His eyes are like fire Oh-oh-oh-oh There's no other God like Jehovah, Jehovah
Call the Name Call the Name Call the Name Jehovah
All our praise All our praise All our praise Belongs to Him
Call the Name Call the Name Oh, call the Name Call the Name Yeah, call the Name Jehovah
All our praise All our praise It's all our praise All our praise All our praise All our praise Belongs to Him
All the glory and praise is Yours Alright, let's call on Him
Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles It's who He is, yeah
Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles Jehovah-Jireh meet your need Jehovah-Rapha heal your body Yeah Jehovah-Shalom be your peace Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles Jehovah-Jireh meet your need Jehovah-Jireh meet your need Rapha heal your body Jehovah-Rapha heal your body Jehovah-Shalom be your peace Jehovah-Shalom be your peace
Jehovah-Nissi Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles Jehovah-Jireh Jehovah-Jireh meet your need Yes, Lord Jehovah-Rapha heal your body Shalom be your peace Jehovah-Shalom be your peace Oh
Call the Name Call the Name Call the Name Jehovah
All our praise All our praise All our praise Belongs to Him
Call the Name Call the Name Call the Name Call the Name Call the Name Call the Name Jehovah, Jehovah Jehovah
All our praise All our praise All our praise Belongs to Him
Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles Yeah Jehovah-Jireh meet your need Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh Jehovah-Rapha heal your body Oh-oh-oh Jehovah-Shalom (Be your peace)
He's fighting all your battles Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles He's everything you need Him to be Jehovah-Jireh meet your need Jehovah-Rapha heal Jehovah-Rapha heal your body Jehovah-Shalom be your peace Jehovah-Shalom be your peace Oh-oh-oh-oh, yes Oh-oh-oh, oh
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Jehovah (feat. Chris Brown) | Elevation Worship
Meaning & Inspiration
Elevation Worship’s powerful anthem, "Jehovah," released on May 19, 2023, as part of their album *CAN YOU IMAGINE?*, serves as a profound declaration of God's incomparable nature and His intimate engagement with humanity. The song immediately anchors the listener in the absolute sovereignty of God, inviting them into a deeper understanding of His character as revealed through His sacred name. The core message is a resounding call to acknowledge and worship Jehovah, portraying Him as the supreme, all-sufficient, and ever-present God who actively intervenes in the lives of His people.
The song’s narrative unfolds by first establishing Jehovah’s unmatched power and authority. It declares that He "shames every idol" and "reigns without rival," immediately evoking biblical truths found in passages like Isaiah 42:8, where God states, "I am the Lord; that is My name! I will not give My glory to another or My praise to idols." This initial proclamation sets the stage for a God who stands utterly alone in His majesty, a theme consistent with the monotheistic foundations of faith. The lyrics then transition to His creative power, noting that He "speaks into nothing and darkness goes running." This directly references Genesis 1, where God’s word brings creation into existence, and further aligns with John 1:3, emphasizing that "Through Him all things were made; without Him nothing was made that has been made." This paints a vivid picture of a God whose mere utterance commands the universe, instilling a sense of awe and wonder.
As the song progresses, it shifts to the active engagement of God on behalf of His people, reinforcing the theme of divine intervention. It assures believers that "His foes will be silenced" and "He's fighting for Zion," reminding us of passages like Deuteronomy 3:22, "The Lord your God Himself will fight for you," and Psalm 46:1, "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble." This speaks to God’s unwavering commitment to defend and deliver those who trust in Him. The imagery of "His arm never tires" and "His eyes are like fire" speaks volumes about His ceaseless strength and omnipresent awareness, reminiscent of Isaiah 40:28, which states, "The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth. He will not grow tired or weary," and Revelation 1:14 describing Christ's eyes like blazing fire, signifying His piercing insight and purifying presence. The repeated refrain to "Call the Name" and the affirmation that "All our praise belongs to Him" serves as a direct invitation to worship and acknowledge His dominion, echoing Joel 2:32, "And everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved," and Psalm 29:2, urging us to "ascribe to the Lord the glory due His name; worship the Lord in the splendor of His holiness."
The latter part of "Jehovah" delves into the profound significance of God's compound names, offering a rich tapestry of His attributes and provision. It moves from general adoration to specific declarations of His character through ancient Hebrew titles, each revealing a facet of His relationship with humanity. "Jehovah-Nissi fight your battles" identifies Him as "The Lord Is My Banner," a powerful reminder from Exodus 17:15 of His presence and victory in warfare, both spiritual and physical. It reassures us that He is our rallying point and our strength in conflict. Following this, "Jehovah-Jireh meet your need" connects to "The Lord Will Provide," originating from Abraham’s sacrifice in Genesis 22:14, affirming God’s faithfulness to supply every necessity, as reinforced in Philippians 4:19, "And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of His glory in Christ Jesus." The song then speaks of "Jehovah-Rapha heal your body," identifying Him as "The Lord Who Heals," drawing from Exodus 15:26 where God declares Himself the Healer, extending His restorative power to physical ailments and emotional wounds, a truth reiterated in Psalm 103:3, "He forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases." Finally, "Jehovah-Shalom be your peace" introduces "The Lord Is Peace," a name given by Gideon in Judges 6:24, proclaiming God as the ultimate source of inner tranquility and wholeness, a peace that transcends understanding, as described in Philippians 4:7. This section masterfully articulates the comprehensive nature of God's care, demonstrating that He is not merely a distant deity but an active, personal God who meets His people at every point of their need. Through these declarations, "Jehovah" becomes more than just a song; it's a profound theological statement, an act of worship, and an encouraging reminder to lean into the multifaceted power and peace found in the Name above all names.