Lyrics
Intro
Elohim Eternal One
Elohim You never Change
Elohim You One
Elohim You never Fail
Verse
Jehovah Elohim
The God of all creation
He whose words cannot be broken
The Self-Existing, Mighty Warrior
The Uncreated Lord of all
Chorus
Elohim, Eternal One
Elohim, You never change
Elohim, Eternal One
Elohim, You never fail
Verse (Repeat)
Jehovah Elohim
The God of all creation
He whose words cannot be broken
The Self-Existing, Mighty Warrior
The Uncreated Lord of all
Interlude
Sing Elohim
Chorus (Repeat)
Elohim, Eternal One
Elohim, You never change
Elohim, Eternal One
Elohim, You never fail
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Elohim - Eternal One You Never Change” by Nathaniel Bassey is a short worship song that names God by one Hebrew title and adds descriptions of who He is. Elohim, the plural form often used for God in the Hebrew Scriptures, is paired with “Eternal One,” “You never change” and “You never fail.” The chorus is a plain statement of His constancy.
The verse widens the picture with a string of names and phrases: Jehovah Elohim, the God of all creation, He whose words cannot be broken, the Self-Existing, Mighty Warrior, and the Uncreated Lord of all. These lines move from creation to promise to power, and they give worshippers specific reasons to sing.
The themes are close to Genesis 1:1, Malachi 3:6 and Numbers 23:19, which speak of God as creator, as unchanging, and as one whose word does not fail. The song is slow and repetitive, made for a congregation to stay in one thought of God’s unchanging character.
Related Scripture
- Genesis 1:1 Elohim as creator of heaven and earth
- Malachi 3:6 I am the Lord, I change not
- Numbers 23:19 God does not lie, and His word stands