Lyrics
Verse
Elohim, Oh Elohim
We bow to You, Lord
You are God and God alone
We worship You now
Elohim, Oh Elohim
We bow to You, Lord
You are God and God alone
We worship You now
Chorus
Jehovah Rapha
Jehovah Nissi
Jehovah Shammah
Jehovah Jireh
(Repeated)
Bridge
On our knees
Here on our knees
We bow to You, Lord
You are God and God alone
We worship You now
Chorus
Jehovah Rapha
Jehovah Nissi
Jehovah Shammah
Jehovah Jireh
(Repeated)
Bridge
On our knees
Here on our knees
We bow to You, Lord
(Repeated)
Vamp 1
With lifted hands
We worship You
With lifted hands
We worship You
With all we have
We worship You
With all we have
We worship You
Vamp 2
Here on our knees
We worship You
Here on our knees
We worship You
Here on our knees
We worship You
We bow before You
We honor You
Here on our knees
We worship You
We bow before You
We honor You
Here on our knees
We worship You
(Repeated)
Outro
Here on our knees
This is how I win my battles
This is how I win my battles
This is how I win my battles
Here on our knees
This is how I win my battles
This is how I win my battles
This is how I win my battles
(Repeated)
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Meaning & Inspiration
“We Bow to You” by Halal Afrika, featuring Oncemore Six, is a worship song of surrender and exclusive devotion. The verse calls on “Elohim” and says “You are God and God alone,” while the bridge describes worship “on our knees.” The chorus names God by four compound titles, Jehovah Rapha, Nissi, Shammah, and Jireh, which recall the Lord as healer, banner, ever-present, and provider.
Later vamp sections center on posture and offering: lifted hands, bowing, honoring, and worshiping “with all we have.” The outro repeats “This is how I win my battles,” treating worship as the believer’s response to struggle.
The bowing language is close to Psalm 95:6, the covenant names recall Exodus 15:26 and Genesis 22:14, and the “God alone” line echoes Isaiah 45:5.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 95:6 Come, let us worship and bow down
- Exodus 15:26 The Lord who heals
- Genesis 22:14 The Lord who provides