A speaker shares a prayer experience at an altar where they were told to anoint the ground, after which they felt hell's power break and failure's grip shatter. They call out to God by many names—Emmanuel, Jehovah, El Shaddai, Lion of Judah—declaring the altar as the place where God's strength and glory manifest.
Let me explain something to you. There are sacrifices and there are sacrifices. And I prayed on the altar, I prayed on the altar, and that day God gave me a revelation. He told me to go outside and anoint the ground, and I did. And the power of hell, the fortresses of hell, they were broken. The language of failure shattered. The Power of infirmity, shatter! Oh Jehovah, I am here this morning to seek you, to seek you. Emmanuel Jehovah, El Shaddai Emmanuel Jehovah, show me mercy, show me mercy. Emmanuel, Emmanuel, Emmanuel. Ancient of Days, Lion of Judah, show your servant mercy. Lord, show me mercy. Emmanuel, Amaliyotah, Amaliyotah, Amaliyotah. Jehovah, show me mercy, show me mercy. Iyiladabaliera, show me mercy. Jehovah, show me mercy. Son of David, show me mercy. Son of David, show me mercy. Son of David, show me mercy. Let your glory fill this place. Let your glory fill this place. Let your glory fill my life. Emmanuel, Emmanuel. Ika labada du shandi ala kapata, mi ala du legeba. There are places you will never go. There are places you will never enter. Hallelujah. It's he that dwelleth in the secret place. Hallelujah. I like to go on the altar. I like to go on the altar. That's where I'm strong. That's where I'm strong. That's where I'm strong. That's where I'm strong. That's where I see the strength of God. That's where I hear the voice of God. That's where my mind becomes clear. That's where I don't faint. Hallelujah! I'm a lover.
