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Joshua Aaron - Blessed Be Our God (Psalm 68) Lyrics

Artist:
Joshua Aaron

Lyrics

Verse 1


To Him who rides upon the heavens


Ancient heavens


Blessed be our God


Behold He's sending out His mighty voice


His mighty voice


Blessed be our God


Verse 2


Ascribe all power to our God and king


our God and king


Blessed be our God


His power in the skies, His majesty


over Israel


Blessed be our God


Verse 3


You are awesome in Your holy place


In Your holy place


Blessed be our God


The God of Israel gives power and strength


Gives us power and strength


Blessed be our God


Refrain


Mamlachot Ha’eretz Shiru L’Elohim


(O, kingdoms of the earth sing praises to Elohim)


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Blessed Be Our God (Psalm 68)” turns the closing lines of Psalm 68 into a compact song of praise. Its verses follow the psalm’s images of God riding through the ancient heavens, sending forth a mighty voice, and displaying power in the skies. The repeated blessing responds to divine majesty with worship rather than merely describing it.

The Hebrew refrain, “Mamlachot Ha’eretz Shiru L’Elohim,” carries the psalm’s summons for the kingdoms of the earth to sing to God. That call broadens the song from Israel’s confession to an invitation addressed to nations. The final verse also keeps together two themes found in the passage: God is awesome in his holy place, and he gives power and strength to his people. Repetition makes those scriptural claims the song’s central declaration, presenting praise as the fitting answer to God’s majesty, voice, and sustaining strength.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 68:32-35 These verses call earthly kingdoms to sing to God and praise the One who rides the ancient heavens, gives a mighty voice, and grants power and strength.