Hezekiah Walker is the visionary, founder and Senior Pastor of the Love Fellowship Tabernacle Churches in Brooklyn, New York; & Bensalem, Pennsylvania. As pastor, he shepherds a growing and multi-cultural flock of members varying in age, race and socio-economic backgrounds. Born and raised in Brooklyn in the tumultuous Fort Greene public housing projects, he has risen to found, build and lead one of the greatest ministries in the world.
Hezekiah Walker has released several albums on the music labels; Sweet Rain Records, Benson Music Group, and Verity Records as Hezekiah Walker & The Love Fellowship Crusade Choir, Hezekiah Walker & The Love Fellowship Choir, and more recently (since 2005) as, Hezekiah Walker & LFC.
Bishop Walker's efforts have seen him win Grammy Awards for Best Gospel Album By Choir Or Chorus twice: once for Live in Atlanta at Morehouse College (1994), and once for Love Is Live! (2001).
Separate from The Love Fellowship Choir, Bishop Walker's Love Fellowship Tabernacle Choir (LFT Church Choir) have released albums entitled Recorded "Live" at Love Fellowship Tabernacle in 1998, and Love Is Live in 2001.
The Battle
Hezekiah Walker Lyrics
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ITS THE LORD'S
ITS NOT YOURS
FOR THE BATTLE IS NOT YOURS
ITS THE LORD'S
ITS NOT YOURS
HOLD YOUR PEACE, LET THE LORD FIGHT FOYOU
FOR YOU
TENORS:
FOR THE BATTLE IS NOT YOURS
ITS NOT YOUR ITS THE LORDS
FOR THE BATTLE(FOR THE BATTLE)
IS NOT YOURS(IS NOT YOURS)
FOR THE BATTLE(FOR THE BATTLE. IS THE LORD'S)
IS THE LORD'S
HOLD YOUR PEACE LET THE LORD FIGHT FOR YOU
FOR YOU.....
Hezekiah Walker's song "The Battle" is a powerful anthem of faith and submission to God in times of trouble. The lyrics are direct and simple, yet they convey a deep and profound message that resonates with the listeners. The song acknowledges the struggles and challenges of life, but also reminds us that we are not alone in the fight. The battle we face is not ours to fight, but the Lord's. In other words, we are not in control, and we must learn to trust in God's sovereignty and power to bring us through.
The repetition of the phrase "for the battle is not yours, it's the Lord's" emphasizes the central theme of the song. It is a reminder that we must surrender our worries and fears to God, and allow Him to take control of the situation. The phrase "hold your peace, let the Lord fight for you" echoes the sentiments of Psalm 46:10, which says "Be still, and know that I am God." This verse encourages us to trust in God's plan, and to be patient as He works on our behalf.
Overall, "The Battle" is a powerful song of faith and surrender that speaks to the struggles and challenges of life. It reminds us that we need not fight our battles alone, but can trust in God's power to bring us through.
Line by Line Meaning
FOR THE BATTLE IS NOT YOURS
The conflict you face is not for you to handle
ITS THE LORD'S
It belongs to God
ITS NOT YOURS
It is not your burden or responsibility
HOLD YOUR PEACE, LET THE LORD FIGHT FOR YOU
Be still and let God take control of your battle
FOR THE BATTLE IS NOT YOURS
The conflict you face is not for you to handle
ITS THE LORD'S
It belongs to God
ITS NOT YOURS
It is not your burden or responsibility
TENORS:
Vocalists with higher range sing the following lines
FOR THE BATTLE IS NOT YOURS
The conflict you face is not for you to handle
ITS NOT YOURS
It is not your burden or responsibility
FOR THE BATTLE(FOR THE BATTLE)
The conflict (the conflict)
IS NOT YOURS(IS NOT YOURS)
Is not your burden (is not your responsibility)
FOR THE BATTLE(FOR THE BATTLE. IS THE LORD'S)
The conflict (the conflict is) belongs to the Lord
IS THE LORD'S
It belongs to God
HOLD YOUR PEACE LET THE LORD FIGHT FOR YOU
Be still and let God take control of your battle
FOR YOU.....
For you to experience peace and victory
Contributed by Luke T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Patrick Singleton
on I'll Make It ft. John P. Kee
Anointed songs like "I'll Make It" are timeless! Bless you Bishop Hezekiah.
Debra Grant
on You're All I Need
Jesus you are all I need!
Lillian Brown
on Amazing
hallelujah