Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
When I call (You answer me)
When I am down (You lift me up)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
When I call (You answer me)
When I am down (You lift me up)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
When I call (You answer me)
When I am down (You lift me up)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
Anie owo etie nnte Jehovah
(Only You are my helper)
Ami mmoyom ami nkuwe
(Only You are my helper)
Anie owo etie nnte Jehovah
(Only You are my helper)
Ami mmoyom ami nkuwe
(Only You are my helper)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Only You are
My stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
You are my shield and fortress
(Only You are my helper)
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
Anie owo etie nnte Jehovah
(Only You are my helper)
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
Only You are my helper
(Only You are my helper)
Anie owo etie nnte Jehovah
(Only You are my helper)
Ami mmoyom ami nkuwe
(Only You are my helper)
You are my stone of help
(Only You are my helper)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
Ebenezer Eh (Ebenezer Eh)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
When we call You (You answer us)
When we're down (You lift us up)
My stone of help
Only You are my helper
The song "Ebenezer" by Nathaniel Bassey is a powerful worship anthem that expresses gratitude to God for His faithfulness and unwavering support. The title "Ebenezer" is derived from the Hebrew word "Eben-ezer," which means "stone of help." This term is found in the Bible in 1 Samuel 7:12, where Samuel sets up a stone and names it Ebenezer, saying, "Thus far the LORD has helped us."
The lyrics of the song beautifully capture the essence of God being our ever-present help in times of trouble. It begins with the repetition of the phrase "Ebenezer Eh," emphasizing that God alone is our source of help and strength. The song acknowledges that whenever we call upon Him, He answers, and when we are down, He lifts us up.
The inspiration behind the song comes from the personal experiences of Nathaniel Bassey and the desire to encourage believers to remember and acknowledge God's faithfulness in their lives. It is a reminder that God has been with us throughout our journey, guiding and protecting us every step of the way.
The song draws upon several scripture verses that relate to the theme of God being our helper and source of strength. One such verse is Psalm 121:1-2, which says, "I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from? My help comes from the LORD, the Maker of heaven and earth." This verse affirms that our help comes from God alone, just as the song declares that He is our stone of help.
Another scripture that resonates with the theme of the song is Psalm 46:1, which says, "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble." This verse highlights the assurance that God is always there for us, providing shelter and support in times of trouble.
The song also emphasizes the importance of calling upon God in prayer. In Matthew 7:7-8, Jesus encourages us to ask, seek, and knock, promising that we will receive, find, and have doors opened for us. This echoes the lyrics of the song, which affirm that when we call upon God, He answers us.
Furthermore, "Ebenezer" serves as a reminder to believers that God is our shield and fortress, as mentioned in Psalm 18:2, which says, "The LORD is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold." This verse reinforces the imagery of God being our stone of help, our unwavering support and protection.
In conclusion, "Ebenezer" by Nathaniel Bassey is a powerful worship song that celebrates God's faithfulness and acknowledges Him as our stone of help. It draws inspiration from personal experiences and scriptural truths, reminding believers of God's constant presence and support in their lives. This song serves as a beautiful reminder to always call upon God, knowing that He will answer and lift us up in times of trouble.
