Lyrics
Ikem o, ikem o
Ezem’o, ezem’o
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
Ikem o, ikem o
Ezem’o, ezem’o
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
You do unimaginable things
You’re indescribable God
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
You declare the end from beginning
And from the ancient time
The things that are not yet done
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
You raise the dead by your power
You heal by your power
You deliver by your power
Ikem o, ikem o
You formed a baby without a womb
You divided the red sea by the breathe of your nostril
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
You never never know defeat
How can I describe you Jehovah
Divinity becomes humanity
Ibu amama amacha amacha
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
Obugi bu eze’ndi eze
Okenmiri nke nebu ogwe
Ugwu anari natu egwu
Ikem o, ikem o
Obi ebere gi jurum aru
Ihe ineme n’okariri akari
Ogbara nkiti okwubiri nonu ya
Obugi bu okenmiri nke nebu ogwe
Obugi bu ugwu anari natu egwu
Ebube dike, agah’eri agha’eri
Olugbue olugbue
Mmuo ka mmuo, mmuo ka mmuo
You are the God of power
You are the God of power
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
Ikem o, ikem o
Ikem o, umeh’mo
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
Ikem o, ikem o
Ikem o, umeh’mo
You are the song that I sing
Ikem o, ikem o
Ikem o, ikem o
Umeh’mo ndum’di
Oweghi onyem geji turu gi
Ikem o, ikem o
Ikem o, ikem o
Ezem’o, ezem’o
Anam etugi nnam ukwu
Ikem o, ikem o
Obu nebe ino kam tukwasiri obi
Obugi bu ihe’mbu tata chim ee
You are the God of power
Ikem o, ikem o
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Meaning & Inspiration
God of All Power centers on a repeated confession that divine strength has no equal. Osinachi Nwachukwu names acts associated with God throughout Scripture: declaring what is still to come, opening the sea, healing, delivering, raising the dead, and bringing life where human ability cannot. The recurring Igbo address Ikem, meaning strength or power, gives the song the character of direct praise rather than abstract reflection. Its central claim remains simple: every extraordinary work belongs to God.
The song also moves from public declarations of power to personal trust. Mercy, protection, breath, and hope become reasons for calling God king and relying on him. Psalm 62:11 closely supports the refrain by locating power in God, while Isaiah 46:10 matches the lyric about declaring the end from the beginning. Exodus 14:21 connects with the image of the divided sea. Together, these echoes present worship rooted in remembered acts of deliverance and confidence in Gods continuing authority.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 62:11 The psalm declares that power belongs to God.
- Isaiah 46:10 God declares the end from the beginning, as the lyric states.
- Exodus 14:21 God divides the sea through a mighty act of deliverance.