Nathaniel Bassey - Yahweh Sabaoth Lyrics
Lyrics
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Tarara rara ra
Tarararara
Tarara rara ra
Tarararara
Eh eh eh eh eh eh eh
Eh eh eh eh eh eh eh
Halle halle halle Hallelujah
Halle halle halle Hallelujah
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
The Lord of Host
Reveal Your Glory
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
The Lord of Host
Show forth Your Glory
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Tarara rara ra
Tarararara
Tarara rara ra
Tarararara
Eh eh eh eh eh eh eh
Eh eh eh eh eh eh eh
Halle halle halle Hallelujah
Halle halle halle Hallelujah
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
The Lord of Host
Reveal Your Glory
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
The Lord of Host
Show forth Your Glory
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Tarara rara ra
Tarararara
Tarara rara ra
Tarararara
Eh eh eh eh eh eh eh
Eh eh eh eh eh eh eh
Halle halle halle Hallelujah
Halle halle halle Hallelujah
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
The Lord of Host
Reveal Your Glory
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
The Lord of Host
Show forth Your Glory
Yahweh Sabaoth
Yahweh Sabaoth
Video
Yahweh Sabaoth | Nathaniel Bassey
Meaning & Inspiration
Nathaniel Bassey's "Yahweh Sabaoth," featured on his 2024 album "THE RIVER," is a profound declaration of divine sovereignty and power, rooted deeply in the rich tapestry of biblical truth. The song’s brilliance lies not in complex lyrical narratives, but in its potent repetition of the name "Yahweh Sabaoth," a Hebrew term that translates to "The Lord of Hosts." This repeated invocation is a deliberate and effective spiritual technique, drawing listeners into a focused meditation on God's omnipotence and His role as the commander of heavenly armies. The essence of the song is a fervent plea for divine manifestation, urging God to "Reveal Your Glory" and "Show forth Your Glory." This echoes the deep human longing to witness God's presence and power in tangible ways, a theme prevalent throughout Scripture.
The scriptural foundation for "Yahweh Sabaoth" is immense. The title itself, "Lord of Hosts," appears hundreds of times in the Old Testament, most notably in passages like 1 Samuel 17:45, where David declares himself against Goliath "in the name of the Lord of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied." This designation highlights God’s supreme authority and His ability to orchestrate victory through His heavenly host. The song's call to "Reveal Your Glory" directly corresponds to the prayers and experiences of biblical figures who encountered God's manifest presence. Think of Moses' cry in Exodus 33:18, "Please show me your glory," or Isaiah's vision in Isaiah 6:3, where the seraphim cry, "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts; the whole earth is full of his glory!" Bassey's repetition, therefore, is not mere chanting, but a powerful act of faith, aligning the hearts of the worshippers with ancient prayers and divine promises. The interspersed "Hallelujah" further amplifies this, serving as an unadulterated expression of praise that transcends language barriers and cultural contexts. The "Tarara rara ra" and "Eh eh eh eh eh" sections, while seemingly simple, act as conduits for unrestrained, Spirit-led exclamations of joy and awe, allowing for personal and communal emotional release in the presence of the Almighty. This song, in its simplicity and directness, calls the listener to a posture of expectant worship, believing that when we call upon Yahweh Sabaoth, He is present to display His unmatched might and glorious nature. It’s an invitation to experience the overwhelming presence of the God who commands legions of angels and holds the universe in His hand, a profound reminder of who God is and what He is capable of when His people earnestly seek Him.