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LET GOD ARISE HIS ENEMIES BE SCATTERED
Blown away like smoke in the wind.
Let those that hate Him, flee before Him.
Blown away and scattered by the wind.
Blown away like smoke in the wind.
Let those that hate Him, flee before Him.
Blown away and scattered by the wind.
Who can stand before Him?
Who can come against Him?
Who can resist Him in His power?
They can summon the powers of Egypt.
Who can come against Him?
Who can resist Him in His power?
They can summon the powers of Egypt.
And all the strength of Babylon.
But the Lord who sits enthroned He laughs at them.
But the Lord who sits enthroned He laughs at them.
And sets the captives free (x 3)
Let God arise, He’s coming now in power.
He casts up a highway like a storm.
Let those that love Him, fall before Him.
His way is in the thunder and the storm.
He casts up a highway like a storm.
Let those that love Him, fall before Him.
His way is in the thunder and the storm.
He rides through the heavens,
He rides the mighty Cherubim.
From Sinai into the holy place.
He has summoned the hosts of heaven
He rides the mighty Cherubim.
From Sinai into the holy place.
He has summoned the hosts of heaven
And with the fire of chariots
He enters now in awe and shows His face.
He enters now in awe and shows His face.
And sets the captives free (x 3)
Dave Middleton
Song Meaning
Using the images of Psalm 68, the singer celebrates God’s victory and calls the righteous to rejoice.
Biblical Message
Psalm 68:1–3 speaks of scattered enemies and gladness before God.
Reflection
Turn fear into prayer and trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Let God Arise His Enemy”?
Using the images of Psalm 68, the singer celebrates God’s victory and calls the righteous to rejoice.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 68:1–3 speaks of scattered enemies and gladness before God.
When can this song be used in worship?
Use it for praise amid adversity.