I think that the song is refering to a battle against our desire to feed our flesh. this song has nothing to do with surrender. not at all. if you read the song it talks about how at the end he has decided to stand and fight, as much as he is skeptical of how he will win, he has confidence that the Captain (Jesus) will send help and it ends with the "reinforcements" showing up. the cool things is that it says that the bows are bent which is important because they havent come unprepared, they are so ready that they have drawn their bows to fire
I think that the song is refering to a battle against our desire to feed our flesh. this song has nothing to do with surrender. not at all. if you read the song it talks about how at the end he has decided to stand and fight, as much as he is skeptical of how he will win, he has confidence that the Captain (Jesus) will send help and it ends with the "reinforcements" showing up. the cool things is that it says that the bows are bent which is important because they havent come unprepared, they are so ready that they have drawn their bows to fire