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I Love Your Name by Victor Atenaga cover art

Victor Atenaga - I Love Your Name Lyrics

Artist:
Victor Atenaga

Lyrics

Jesus is the name that makes the bound man free 


Jesus is the name satan and hell reviled 


Oh what a mystery lies within the name 


That makes the heavens rejoice 


Jesus is the name that makes the bound man free 


Jesus is the name satan and hell reviled 


Oh what a mystery lies within the name 


That makes the heavens rejoice 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


Jesus is the name that makes the bound man free 


Jesus is the name satan and hell reviled 


Oh what a mystery lies within the name 


That makes the heavens rejoice 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


Jesus Jesus, Jesus Jesus Jesus 


Jesus Jesus, Jesus Jesus Jesus 


Jesus Jesus, Jesus Jesus Jesus 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


Oh grave where is your power 


Oh death where is your sting 


It's swallowed up in victory, victory 


Jesus has the victory 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


I love Your name 


How I love Your name, Jesus 


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Meaning & Inspiration

I Love Your Name centers on the authority and victory associated with the name of Jesus. Its opening lines portray that name as bringing freedom to those in bondage and causing heaven to rejoice. The repeated declaration of love is simple and devotional, allowing the name itself to remain the focus rather than shifting attention to the singer. As the repetitions build, the song moves from adoration toward a confession of Christ’s triumph over death and the grave.

That closing movement closely echoes Paul’s language about death being swallowed up in victory. The lyric therefore joins personal worship with the central Christian hope of resurrection. Philippians 2:9-11 also provides a clear biblical connection, describing the name above every name and the universal confession that Jesus Christ is Lord. The song does not attempt to explain every mystery it names; instead, it answers Christ’s saving power with praise. Its structure reinforces that response, returning again and again to love for Jesus’ name after declaring freedom, heavenly joy, and victory over death.

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