Jehová

The song 'Jehová' by Elevation Worship is a powerful worship anthem that exalts the uniqueness and might of God, specifically using the name 'Jehovah,' which is a Latinization of the Hebrew יְהֹוָה (YHWH), the proper name of the God of Israel in the Hebrew Bible. The lyrics emphasize the incomparability of God, stating that there is no one like Him and that He has no rivals. This is a common theme in worship music, where the focus is on the greatness and sovereignty of God over all things.

The song also describes God as a warrior and a protector, with phrases like 'Invencible en guerra' (Invincible in war) and 'Por Sion Él pelea' (For Zion, He fights), which are metaphors for God's defense and advocacy for His people. The repeated call to 'Clama a Él' (Cry out to Him) and 'Alábale' (Praise Him) serves as an invitation for listeners to actively engage in worship and to acknowledge God's worthiness of praise. The song is not just a declaration of God's attributes but also a call to action for believers to seek and honor Him.

The latter part of the song introduces different names of God found in the Old Testament, each highlighting a different aspect of His character and relationship with His people: 'Jehová Nissi' (The Lord is my Banner), 'Jehová Jireh' (The Lord will provide), 'Jehová Rapha' (The Lord who heals), and 'Jehová Shalom' (The Lord is peace). These names are used to reassure believers of God's presence and active role in their lives, providing victory, provision, healing, and peace. The repetition of these names serves to reinforce the message of trust and dependence on God.