Lyrics
There is a name I love to call
It stands alone and conquers all
And every chain and every wall
Will be released and have to fall
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
There is a name I love to call
It stands alone and conquers all
We call Your name for every wall
And Jericho will have to fall
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Yahweh
Yahweh
Yahweh
Yahweh
Yahweh
Until the day I see Your face
And feel the warmth of Your embrace
I’ll shout Your name through all the pain
No other name, Your precious name
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Savior
Savior
Savior
Savior
Savior
Yahweh
Yahweh
Yahweh
Yahweh
Yahweh
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
There is a name I love to call
It stands alone and conquers all
And every chain and every wall
Will be released and have to fall
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Meaning & Inspiration
Jesus is built around a simple confession of the authority and saving worth of Christ’s name. The verses describe barriers and chains giving way as that name is called, while the repeated names “Jesus,” “Yahweh,” and “Savior” create the song’s worshipful center. The reference to Jericho recalls the biblical account of a fortified wall falling before God’s people, giving concrete imagery to the song’s language of obstacles being overcome.
The final verse shifts from victory over present opposition to enduring hope. Even through pain, the singer continues to proclaim Christ’s name while awaiting the day of seeing His face and receiving His embrace. This joins present perseverance with future fellowship in God’s presence. Philippians 2:9-11 closely supports the declaration that Jesus bears the name above every name, while Acts 4:12 grounds the title “Savior” in the biblical claim that salvation is found in Christ alone.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 2:9-11 God exalts Jesus and gives Him the name above every name.
- Acts 4:12 The apostles proclaim that salvation is found in no other name.
- Joshua 6:20 Jericho’s wall falls after Israel obeys God and raises a shout.