Lyrics
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You Are the Lord
There is no one else like You
You do what no Man can Do
You’ve Broken every Chain
You Opened the Prison Doors
You set the Captives Free
What a Mighty God You are
You are God all by Yourself
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
God of the Universe
Master Strategist
Controller General
You are God, the Lord of Host
Great Deliverer, Consuming Fire
We lift you High
We Glorify your Name
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You are the Ancient One
Great Defender
Fourth Man in the Fire
We lift you High
We Glorify your Name
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Great Deliverer, Consuming Fire
We lift you High
We Glorify your Name
Great Deliverer, Consuming Fire
We lift you High
We Glorify your Name
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
We Worship You
Jesus, we Worship You
My God we Worship You
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You Are Jehovah
Mighty God, Elohim
You’re the Mighty Man of War
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Meaning & Inspiration
"You Are Jehovah" builds a portrait of God through a series of biblical names and images. Jehovah, Elohim, Mighty Man of War, Great Deliverer, and Consuming Fire all point to divine authority, holiness, and rescuing power. The repeated declarations give the song a corporate worship character, focusing attention on God's uniqueness rather than on human achievement.
The verses describe broken chains, opened prison doors, and captives set free. These images align with Scripture's language of deliverance and proclamation of liberty. The reference to the fourth man in the fire also recalls the preserving presence described in Daniel 3. Together, these images present worship as a response to the God who reigns, defends, and delivers. Praise becomes the fitting answer to divine freedom, protection, and unmatched rule.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 15:3 Moses describes the Lord as a warrior.
- Isaiah 61:1 The passage proclaims liberty to captives and release for prisoners.
- Daniel 3:25 Nebuchadnezzar sees a fourth figure walking with the three men in the fire.