What's In A Name
Petra's song 'What's in a Name' reflects on the various titles and identities attributed to Jesus Christ, from Rabbi and Master to Messiah and Son of God. Based on Philippians 2:9-10, the lyrics emphasize the power and authority in the name of Jesus, causing demons to flee and captives to be freed. The song declares that every knee will bow to the name above all names, highlighting Jesus' divine nature and redemptive work. It celebrates the unique and complete power found only in His name, portraying Him as the Alpha and Omega, the Mighty God, and the Prince of Peace.
[Based on Philippians 2:9-10]
Some men called Him Rabbi, good teacher, nothing more
The Son of just a carpenter who taught along the shore
Some men called Him Master, Elijah come again
Some left their nets to follow Him to learn to fish for men
Some say He's Messiah, I Am, who's always been
The Baptist called Him Lamb of God who takes away our sin
What's in a name that the demons flee
What's in a name that the captives go free
What's in a name that every knee should bow
In the name of Jesus, name above all names
There is power and glory, forever and ever
Forever and ever
Some said Son of David returning to His throne
Some said He's the Son of Man with origin unknown
And one said He's the Son of God, the Rock on which we stand
The Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end
No other name can sound so sweet
No other name is so complete
No other name can bring release
The Mighty God, the Prince of Peace