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A lonely god you captured, do you feel the pain
Tried to help the people but your help was all in vain
You gave to us their fire, but who was watching you
Chainin' out a reason, now what you gonna do?
Whoa, oh

Yeah! Alright! Come on! Right now!

Now that they picked you, a lesson has been taught
Join us now in vengeance and let the bodies rot
A thousand times a thousand is finally gonna end
Storms of war are brewing- we need your help but when
Whoa, yeah, ah!

Gods of wrath
Gods of wrath
Gods of wrath

Gods of wrath are heartless when they left you hanging there
Cast out and abandoned, you had to pay the fare
Now's the time to break free and help us if you can
'cause we're all behind you to start the master plan
Whoa, yeah, ahh

Gods of wrath
Gods of wrath
Gods of wrath

? fine by you
Saying you will never learn
Reach up to the heavens and let the bodies burn
You know you have the answer
You've always been a friend
Break the chains in anger and let it all begin
Whoa, yeah, ah

Gods of wrath
Gods of wrath
Gods of wrath

God, come down, gods are before you
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Cover art for Gods Of Wrath lyrics by Metal Church

That greek guy

It is taking about the archons and the demiurge-the god of this world who keep humanity enslaved and hide our true potential. As we ascend in consciousness the harpies/divas/sirens/succubus are sent to subdue us. But if we fight for our freedom we can defeat the gods of wrath and become one with the Father. Gods of wrath-hunt them down

Cover art for Gods Of Wrath lyrics by Metal Church

There are so many [false] gods of the different mythologies. This song seems to be written from the viewpoint that Jesus (as refered to in the third stanza, and the first two verses) was only a scapegoat and will somehow (as Layne Staley from Alice in Chains sang "deny Your Maker"). The enigma is that Jesus is God. He can't deny Himself. The writer[s] also want to mix an amalgome of other false gods into the story. What the humanist view fails to appeal to is that Jesus is of the Godhead, and is both God and Man, and isn't on the Cross anymore. Even the Roman Catholics still seem to venerate Him on the Cross. If the Christian God isn't given the respect for His omniscience, then who on earth can claim to have universal knowledge? (That is a rhetorical question. No human has universal knowledge). That's the problem humnaists have. Their worldview doesn't comport. They want to assume induction, but deny the only worldview that would comport with the pressupositons of abstract laws and objective truths, which are foundations in the Christian worldview. All the pomp surrounding the lyrics is just window dressing to sell the false worldview of humanism.

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@Bahnsenite The Godhead is a Catholic creation. Jesus is not God. Jesus was the Michael the Archangel who took human form as Jesus. God is God. There is no holy spirit separate from any other heavenly creation and God himself. Angels are spirit beings created by God. Michael the Archangel took human form in Jesus and was/is the first, the most loved and powerful angel. Other angels may have, and maybe even likely were created by Michael with Gods authority, as Jesus is Gods only begotten Son. Jesus was Michael in human form, and thus understands the human condition, giving...

Cover art for Gods Of Wrath lyrics by Metal Church

Sorry I missed spelled amalgam, and made an editing error.

Cover art for Gods Of Wrath lyrics by Metal Church

The song is loosely about Prometheus who got busted giving humans fire and was condemned to be chained to a rock and tortured for his transgression. There are plenty of lyrics in the song that don't exactly fit the narrative but "you gave to us their fire, but who was watching you" and "break your chains in anger" are good pointers.

Cover art for Gods Of Wrath lyrics by Metal Church

The song portrays the story of the god Prometheus, who gave man fire but ended up being captured by the other gods, notably Zeus who disliked him. The people he once helped have turned their backs on him after they received his gift and left him to rot after he didn't answer their calls when they needed him most. Prometheus is urged to break free from the chains that bind him from devoted followers and to unleash his anger upon those who betrayed him. It suggests that he is hesitant to take action and does not wish to harm, which is why he hasn't fought to break free from his chains. He is urged to unleash his anger upon those who betrayed him and to start a master plan with the support of other gods who had suffered like him. It ends with his final decision to break free from the chains and unleash his wrath upon those who betrayed him.

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