The Spirit Descends

Описание: LYRICS

Lehi bound in ropes, the enemy laughed in pride.
But the Spirit descended — fire no chains could bind.
Cords snapped like dust beneath heaven’s might,
A fresh jawbone lifted — the Lord began the fight.
No sword, no spear, just power divine,
Holy fury surging through this frame of mine.

A thousand rose with blades of arrogance,
But heaven’s power answered every stance.

With the jawbone of an ass I’ve slain a thousand men!
Heap upon heap! Heap upon heap!
Radiant judgment crashing through the ranks again!
With the jawbone of an ass I’ve made them heaps upon heaps!
The Spirit came mightily — victory ignites!

Hip and thigh they fell beneath righteous wrath,
Pride turned to dust along the battlefield path.
Jawbone soaked with judgment’s flame,
One by one the oppressors slain.

Then thirst consumed my strength and breath,
I cried to God in the shadow of death.
The rock split open — living waters poured,
Strength restored by the faithful Lord.

Heap upon heap — the enemy falls,
The Lord Himself delivers and calls.
One man, one bone, heaven’s decree spoken,
Oppression shattered, the proud left broken.

You heard my cry and brought water from stone,
Sustained my strength — Your power alone.

With the jawbone of an ass I’ve slain a thousand men!
Heap upon heap! Heap upon heap!
The Spirit came mightily — the battle was won!
God’s power unleashed — Israel unchained!

A thousand fell by the hand of the Lord.
Victory belongs to Him forever.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES

This song is rooted directly in the account of Samson’s Spirit-filled victory:

Judges 15:14–20 — Samson breaks his bonds, slays a thousand Philistines with a jawbone, cries to God for water, and the Lord miraculously provides from the rock.

Key moments reflected in the lyrics:
• The Spirit of the Lord coming mightily upon Samson
• The jawbone weapon used against overwhelming enemies
• The phrase “heap upon heap” straight from Scripture
• God providing water after the battle when Samson cried out

ABOUT THIS SONG

This track captures what happens when God’s Spirit moves through one surrendered life.

Samson didn’t win by strength, weapons, or strategy —
he won because the Spirit of the Lord rushed upon him.

It’s a reminder that no bondage holds, no enemy stands,
and no weapon is too small when God empowers His people.

Victory isn’t human — it’s divine.

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