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Jehovah

Elevation Worship

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He shames every idol, He reigns without rival
He goes by the name of Jehovah, Jehovah
He speaks into nothing and darkness goes running
He goes by the name of Jehovah, Jehovah

Call the name, call the name
Call the name, Jehovah
All our praise, all our praise
All our praise belongs to Him

His foes will be silenced, He's fighting for Zion
There's no other god like Jehovah, Jehovah
His arm never tires, His eyes are like fire
There's no other god like Jehovah, Jehovah

Call the name, call the name
Call the name, Jehovah
All our praise, all our praise
All our praise belongs to Him

Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Jireh, meet your need
Jehovah Rapha, heal your body
Jehovah Shalom, be your peace
Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Jireh, meet your need
Jehovah Rapha, heal your body
Jehovah Shalom, be your peace
Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Jireh, meet your need
Jehovah Rapha, heal your body
Jehovah Shalom, (Be your peace) be your peace
Hey

Call the name, call the name
Call the name, Jehovah
All our praise, all our praise
All our praise belongs to Him, yeah
Call the name (Call the name)
Call the name (Call the name)
Call the name, Jehovah
All our praise, all our praise
All our praise belongs to Him

Jehovah Nissi, fight your battles
Jehovah Jireh, meet your need
Jehovah Rapha, heal your body
Jehovah Shalom, be your peace

💡 Song Meaning & Background

"Jehovah" by Elevation Worship is a contemporary Christian worship song that celebrates the multifaceted nature and steadfast faithfulness of God as revealed through His various scriptural names. Drawing heavily from Old Testament passages where God is identified as a provider, healer, and refuge—such as Jehovah-Jireh and Jehovah-Rapha—the lyrics encourage believers to trust in His divine provision and sovereign power during times of trial. Ultimately, the song serves as an anthemic declaration of praise, grounding its message in the biblical assurance that God remains actively present and unchanging throughout human history.