Lyrics
You're Jehovah
You're Jehovah
You’re the Mighty Man in battle
You’re Jehovah
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You're Jehovah
You're Jehovah
You're Jehovah
You’re the Mighty Man in battle
You’re Jehovah
You’re the Mighty Man of War
You're Jehovah .
I’ll sing hallelujah To the lamb of God
I’ll sing Hosanna to the One who never dies
The one who was and is to come, Jehovah
The Mighty Great I Am
You're Jehovah
You fight my battles and hold my peace
I don't need to worry
I don't need to fight again
You're the mighty man in battle
You're Jehovah
You're the mighty Man of War
You're Jehovah .
You're Jehovah
You're Jehovah
You're the mighty man in battle
You're Jehovah
You're the mighty Man of War
You're Jehovah .
Demons tremble when your name is called
Mountains skip whenever you show up
You're the mighty man in battle
You're Jehovah
You're the mighty Man of War
You're Jehovah .
You're Jehovah, Jehovah, Jehovah,
Jehovah, Jehovah, Jehovah Lord!
You're Jehovah
The mighty man in battle
You're Jeho- Jehovah
The mighty man of war
You're Jehovah .
Invincible God, there is none like you
Ancient King,
You're worthy to be praised God!
You're the Mighty Man in battle
Oh! God You’re Jehovah
The Mighty, Mighty Man of War
You're, You're Jehovah .
You're Jehovah
You're Jehovah
You're The Mighty Man in battle
You're Jehovah
You're the Mighty Man of War
You're Jehovah.
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Meaning & Inspiration
You Are Jehovah builds its worship around names and descriptions of God. Mighty Man in battle and Mighty Man of War present Him as the defender who needs no rival, while the One who was and is to come adds the language of eternal supremacy. The returning chorus makes praise, rather than narrative, the song’s center and repeatedly identifies the source of victory.
Images of battles being fought, demons trembling, and mountains moving express confidence in God’s authority. The singer’s statement that God fights battles and grants peace closely echoes Exodus 14:14. References to the Lamb of God, the Great I Am, and the Ancient King bring together several biblical titles in a single confession. The result is a focused song of adoration that moves between reverence, assurance, and victory, presenting divine power as the answer to fear and conflict.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 14:14 Moses tells Israel that the Lord will fight for them while they remain still.
- Exodus 15:3 The song of Moses describes the Lord as a warrior.
- Revelation 1:8 God is described as the One who is, was, and is to come.