Lyrics
You are Mighty God, Mighty God
You are good, You are kind
You are more than these
I'm lost for words trying to describe You
Elohim, Elyon
Eleselewi (The one who speaks and does what He says)
Your greatness is all I see
There is nothig You cannot do
There is no mountain You cannot move
If You've said it, then You will do it
You have a track record of keeping Your word
And You're not about to stop doing it now
Olorun Agbaye O (God of the universe)
You are mighty oh
Olorun Agbaye O (God of the universe)
You are mighty oh
Shebi wo lo foju Orun's aso bora (You are the one who is wrapped with the clouds)
Shebi eyin foju oruo saso bora (You are the One who is wrapped with the clouds)
By the blood that You shed we've overcome
Discharged and acquitted for life
Then You gave us the right to Your holy name
The scepter of power and strength
There is nothing You cannot change
There's no bondage You cannot break
If You've said it then You will do it
You have a track record of keeping Your word
And You're not about to stop doing it now
Olorun Agbaye O (God of the universe)
You are mighty oh
Olorun Agbaye O (God of the universe)
You are mighty oh
Shebi wo lo foju Orun's aso bora (You are the one who is wrapped with the clouds)
Shebi eyin foju oruo saso bora (You are the One who is wrapped with the clouds)
AFRICAN CHANTS
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Olurun Agbaye (You Are Mighty)” centers on the greatness, reliability, and saving power of God. Divine names such as Elohim, Elyon, and Olorun Agbaye place the praise in a broad declaration of God’s rule over creation. The repeated claim that no mountain is beyond his power presents faith as confidence in a God whose word is dependable. Images of clouds as his covering further magnify his majesty.
The song also connects worship with redemption. Its reference to overcoming by shed blood recalls biblical language about Christ’s victory, while the language of discharge and acquittal emphasizes freedom from condemnation. Rather than treating praise as abstract admiration, the lyric joins God’s universal might to personal deliverance. The recurring chorus keeps that confession central: the God of the universe is mighty, faithful to act, and able to break bondage.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 104:2-3 The psalm pictures God using the clouds as his chariot.
- Numbers 23:19 The passage affirms that God fulfills what he has spoken.
- Revelation 12:11 Victory is associated with the blood of the Lamb.