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Bring in the Year of Jubilee (Psalm 37)

By The Porter's Gate

1,191 views Jul 19, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

The Porter's Gate song 'Jubilee' draws on biblical themes of reversal and restoration, echoing Jesus' Beatitude that the meek will inherit the earth and the first will be last. It speaks of God's justice, where the wicked lose what they stole, and calls for turning from evil to good. The chorus proclaims Jubilee as the year of the Lord's favor and rest for weary creation, referencing the Old Testament concept of release and restoration. The song envisions the earth sighing with relief and enough provision for the hungry, inviting listeners to participate in bringing about this season of divine favor and renewal.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

The meek will inherit the earth 

The meek will inherit the earth 

First will be last 

And the last will be first 

The meek will inherit the earth 


The wicked will loose what they stole 

The wicked will loose what they stole 

All that they thought 

They could own and control 

The wicked will loose what they stole 


Jubilee now is the year of His favor 

Jubilee rest for the weary creation now 

Bring in the year of Jubilee 


Turn now from evil to good 

Turn now from evil to good 

Then we will dwell in the land as we should 


Jubilee now is the year of His favor 

Jubilee rest for the weary creation now 

Bring in the year of Jubilee 


The earth will sign with relief 

The earth's gonna sign with relief 

Their is more than enough for the hungry to feed 

The earth will sign with relief 


Jubilee now is the year of His favor 

Jubilee rest for the weary creation now 

Bring in the year of Jubilee 


Bring in the year 

Bring in the year 

Bring in the year of Jubilee 

Bring in the year 

Bring in the year 

Bring in the year of Jubilee 

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