LET GOD ARISE
And let His enemies
Be scattered;
And let those who hate Him
Flee before Him.
Let God arise,
And let His enemies
Be scattered;
And let those who hate Him
Flee away.
(Men)
But let the righteous be glad,
Let them exult before God,
Let them rejoice with gladness,
Building up a highway for the King.
We go in the name of the Lord,
Let the shout go up
In the name of the Lord.
(Women)
The righteous be glad,
Let them exult before God,
O let them rejoice
For the King,
In the name of the Lord.
Graham Kendrick
Song Meaning
“Let God Arise And Let” focuses on God’s victory and the joy of His righteous people. The song closely follows the psalm’s call for God to arise, scatter evil, and lead His people in glad praise.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Psalm 68:1–4. These passages place its main ideas firmly within the biblical story.
Reflection
God’s presence defeats opposition and gives His people courage to rejoice and prepare His way. This message invites prayer, renewed trust, and practical obedience in everyday life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Let God Arise And Let”?
God’s presence defeats opposition and gives His people courage to rejoice and prepare His way.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 68:1–4 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits processional praise, spiritual-warfare themes, and joyful corporate worship.