Lyrics
Jehovah Jireh, my provider,
My strong tower, my everything.
Through the hurt and pain, He's my relief;
Celebrate His name.
Chorus:
Let's all celebrate,
Let's all celebrate,
Let's all celebrate, Jesus, our Lord and King.
Let's all celebrate,
Let's all celebrate, celebrate His name.
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,
Jesus, our Lord and King.
Jesus, Jesus,
Celebrate His name.
Let's all celebrate, let's all celebrate.
Let's all celebrate, let's all celebrate.
Let's all celebrate, let's all celebrate,
Celebrate His name.
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,
Jesus, our Lord and King.
Jesus, Jesus,
Celebrate His name.
Let's all celebrate, let's all celebrate.
Let's all celebrate, let's all celebrate.
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Meaning & Inspiration
Celebrate builds its praise from a series of names and roles associated with divine care. Jehovah Jireh identifies God as provider, while the image of a strong tower presents safety during hurt and pain. Relief becomes the reason for repeated celebration, and the chorus gathers that response around Jesus as Lord and King. The repetition gives the lyric a communal character, turning personal confidence in provision and protection into shared praise.
Genesis 22:14 supplies the name Jehovah Jireh after God provides for Abraham on the mountain. Proverbs 18:10 supports the songs second image by describing the name of the Lord as a strong tower to which the righteous run for safety. Philippians 4:4 likewise calls for continual rejoicing in the Lord, closely fitting the repeated invitation to celebrate. These connections place the song within a familiar biblical pattern: Gods character and help are named, distress is answered by refuge, and gratitude rises in open praise of Jesus.
Related Scripture
- Genesis 22:14 Abraham names the place The Lord Will Provide after God supplies the offering.
- Proverbs 18:10 The proverb describes the name of the Lord as a strong tower and place of safety.
- Philippians 4:4 Paul calls for continual rejoicing in the Lord.