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Isaiah 26 | Awake | Heavy Worship

Support DOTL👇👇👇 https://ko-fi.com/dayofyawheh LYRICS: in the path of judgment we wait for you alone your name will be hallowed the desire of our souls emerging out of dust ground giving birth stirred from their slumber dead cast from the earth awake awake dead and sing awake now in strength awake the dead will rise resurrected glorified awake awake dead and sing awake now in strength awake the dead will rise resurrected glorified in the path of judgment we wait for you alone your name will be hallowed the desire of our souls emerging out of dust ground giving birth stirred from their slumber dead cast from the earth awake awake dead and sing awake now in strength awake the dead will rise resurrected glorified awake awake dead and sing awake now in strength awake others may have reigned one King will remain usurpers all forgotten their dynasties erased our King will have a city mountain city of saints blessed peace to all who enter salvation at its gates awake awake awake dead and sing awake now and sing awake the dead will rise resurrected glorified awake awake dead and sing awake now in strength awake in the path of judgment we wait for you alone your name will be hallowed the desire of our souls in the path of judgment we wait for you alone your name will be hallowed the desire of our souls ______________________________________________ Isaiah 26 portrays an apocalyptic prophecy over Judah where God’s salvation becomes the walls of His strong city, whose gates open for a faithful, righteous nation. The proud city and its rulers are judged, flattened, and turned to dust beneath the steps of the needy. The wicked fail to honor Yahweh, even when shown mercy, but God’s zeal rises in fire to humble His enemies. The turning point reveals the biblical hope of resurrection: the righteous dead awaken from the dirt, startled from slumber, cast out by the earth itself, because death is reversed by God’s power, not human strength. The prophecy ends with the Lord truly leaving His place to judge the earth, exposing the blood of the slain, and establishing justice and restored life in Judah for those raised to sing. Original Lyrics Inspired by Isaiah 26