Lyrics
Chorus
Ike mo, ike mo
Eze mo, eze mo
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
Ike mo, ike mo
Eze mo, eze mo
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
Verse 1
You do unimaginable things
You are indescribable God
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
You declare the end from the beginning
And from the ancient times, the things that are not yet done
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
You raised the dead by your power
You heal by your power
You deliver by your power
Ike mo, ike mo
You formed a baby without a womb
You divided the red sea by the breath of your nostril
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
You never, never know defeat
How can I describe you Jehovah?
Divinity becomes humanity
Ibu omama amacha amacha
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
Obu gi bu eze ndi eze
Oke mmiri nke n'ebu ogbe
Ugwu a nari n'azo ndu o
Ike mo, ike mo
Obi ebere gi jurum aru o
Ihe I na-eme na okariri akari
O gbara nkiti okwu biri n'onu ya
Obu gi bu oke mmiri n'ebu ogbe
Ebube dike n'agha
Agha erie, agha erie, agha erie
Oru gbue, oru gbue
Mmuo ka mmuo, mmuo ka mmuo
You are the God of power
You are the God of power
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
Verse 2
Ike mo, ike mo
Ikemo, umemo
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
Ike mo, ike mo
Ikemo, umemo
You are the song that I sing
Ikemo, umemo
Outro
Ike mo, ike mo
Ume mon ndum diya ee
O nweghi onyem geji turu gi
Ike mo, ike mo
Ike mo, ike mo
Eze mo, eze mo
Ana m etugi nnam ukwu
Ike mo, ike mo
Obu n'ebe I no ka m tukwasiri obi
Obu gi bu ihe m bu tata chime ee
You are the God of power
Ike mo, ike mo
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
"God Of Power" is an Igbo and English worship song built around a series of specific, dramatic acts credited directly to God's power rather than treating that power abstractly. The verses list a chain of biblical events, raising the dead, healing, delivering, dividing a sea by breath alone, and forming a child without natural conception, each introduced as further proof of the same repeated title, God of power. That same section also names God as one who declares the end from the beginning, tying miraculous acts to an ability to know and announce the future before it happens. A striking line describes divinity becoming humanity, connecting the song's list of Old Testament wonders to the incarnation as a further, culminating display of that power. The Igbo sections repeat the same refrain and extend it into praise of God as king of kings and mighty in battle, reinforcing the English verses rather than introducing separate content. Structurally the song functions as an extended list of evidence, returning after each example to the same short, repeated declaration of God's power.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 15:8 Describes the sea dividing by the blast of God's nostrils, directly matching the lyric about the Red Sea.
- Luke 1:35 Describes the virgin conception of Jesus by the Holy Spirit, matching the lyric about forming a baby without a womb.
- Jeremiah 32:17 Declares that nothing is too hard for God, matching the song's overall theme of unimaginable divine power.