Those who are with us
Are more than against us
Those who are with us
Are more than against us
We rejoice, we rejoice
Greater is He who is in us
Than he who is in the world
(Repeat)
And though we’re surrounded
By armies of darkness
Lord open our eyes again
To see that surrounding
Those who surround us
Are thousands of angels we cannot see
(Repeat chorus & verse)
(Repeat chorus)
Greater is He who is in us
Than he who is in the world
Song Meaning
This song combines Elisha’s vision of unseen heavenly forces with John’s assurance that God in believers is greater than the power in the world. It asks God to open fearful eyes.
Biblical Message
2 Kings 6:15–17 supplies the surrounded army and unseen heavenly host; 1 John 4:4 supplies the confession that the One within believers is greater.
Reflection
When opposition feels overwhelming, ask for clearer spiritual perspective. Courage rests in God’s presence, not in denial of real danger.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Those Who Are With Us”?
This song combines Elisha’s vision of unseen heavenly forces with John’s assurance that God in believers is greater than the power in the world. It asks God to open fearful eyes.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
2 Kings 6:15–17 supplies the surrounded army and unseen heavenly host; 1 John 4:4 supplies the confession that the One within believers is greater.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits encouragement, spiritual-warfare teaching, and prayer during opposition.