Lyrics
Verse (x2)
God of Vengeance
Has won my Battle for me
God of Miracles
Has won my Battle for me
Chorus
I’m a Winner Man, I’m a Winner Man
He has won my Battle for me
I’m a Winner Man, I’m a Winner Man
Has won my Battle for me
Refrain (x2)
He entered hell, he took the Keys
He gave me oh
I’m Free indeed
Bridge (x2)
Only you deserve the Worship
From my Heart
Refrain (Repeat x2)
He entered hell, he took the Keys
He gave me oh
I’m Free indeed
Verse (Repeat x2)
God of Vengeance
Has won my Battle for me
God of Miracles
Has won my Battle for me
Chorus (Repeat)
I’m a Winner Man, I’m a Winner Man
He has won my Battle for me
I’m a Winner Man, I’m a Winner Man
He has won my Battle for me
Tag (x2)
Won, won, won, won, won it
Refrain (Repeat x2)
He entered hell, he took the Keys
He gave me oh
I’m Free indeed
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Meaning & Inspiration
“God of Vengeance” by Minister GUC is a victory song built on one claim: the singer’s battle has already been won by God. The opening lines name Him “God of Vengeance” and “God of Miracles,” and the repeated response, “Has won my Battle for me,” places the fighting in His hands rather than the singer’s. The title phrase is close to Psalm 94:1, which calls the Lord a God to whom vengeance belongs.
The refrain explains how the battle was won: “He entered hell, he took the Keys.” That recalls Revelation 1:18, where Christ speaks of holding the keys of hell and death, and John 8:36, where the Son makes people free indeed. The confidence of “I’m a Winner Man” is therefore rooted in what Christ did, not in the singer’s own strength.
A short bridge turns the victory into worship: “Only you deserve the Worship from my Heart.” The recording ends with a repeated shout of “Won, won, won, won, won it.” The song’s focus is gratitude and confidence that Christ has already secured the outcome.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 94:1 The Lord as the God to whom vengeance belongs
- Revelation 1:18 Christ holds the keys of hell and death
- John 8:36 “Free indeed,” echoed in the refrain