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Miracle worker - Your Name is Yahweh by Glowreeyah Braimah cover art

Glowreeyah Braimah - Miracle worker - Your Name is Yahweh Lyrics

Artist:
Glowreeyah Braimah
Album:
Miracle Worker (feat. Nathaniel Bassey) - Single
Official Release:
24 Aug 2014

Lyrics

Verse 1 (x2)


Miracle worker
Miracle worker
Come and do a miracle
A miracle today
Come and do a miracle
A miracle today


Verse 2


Destiny Changer
You are a Destiny Changer
Come and change a destiny
A destiny today
Come and change a destiny
A destiny today


Chorus


Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
You’re the miracle working God
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
You’re the miracle working God
Your name is Yahweh


Verse 3


Powerful healer
You are the powerful healer
Come and heal so powerful
So powerful today
You will heal so powerful
So powerful today
Powerful healer
You are the powerful healer (yeah)
Come and heal so powerful
So powerful today
Let us see your power flow
Your power flow today


Chorus (x3)


Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
You’re the miracle working God
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh


Outro


Yahweh
Yahweh
You’re the miracle working God
The miracle working God


Glowreeyah Braimah


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Miracle Worker – Your Name Is Yahweh” by Glowreeyah Braimah is a repetitive prayer that calls on God by the titles miracle worker, destiny changer and powerful healer. Each title is followed by a simple request, “Come and do a miracle, a miracle today,” “come and change a destiny,” and “come and heal so powerful.” The pattern is easy to follow and works as a call and response for a congregation.

The chorus then answers all of the requests with a statement of who God is: “Your name is Yahweh, you’re the miracle working God.” The repeated name places the weight of the song on God’s character rather than on the singer’s need. A bridge asks to see His power flow, and the closing lines return to the miracle working God.

The themes are close to Exodus 15:26, where God is named as healer, and Psalm 77:14, which speaks of the God who works wonders. The song is direct, expectant prayer.

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