2 Chronicles 20

2 songs checked against 2 Chronicles 20. Each proof shows the passage, what the song does with it, and whether you can sing it. Read the whole chapter: Bible Gateway ↗ · Bible Hub ↗

2 Chronicles 20:15 · “Battle Belongs” · Phil Wickham

NOT A QUOTE “Battle Belongs” Phil Wickham 2 Chronicles 20:15 Sing it. The line is 2 Chronicles 20:15 in plain English and the singing comes from the same chapter. Just remember the promise there was given for one battle, and Judah still had to show up and stand.

✓ The refrain restates 2 Chronicles 20:15 accurately: the battle is God's, not the singer's

⚠ The promise in the chapter is specific: one prophet, one king, one invasion, one day. The song makes it a general posture

2 Chronicles 20:21-22 · “Raise a Hallelujah” · Bethel Music, Jonathan David Helser & Melissa Helser

NOT A QUOTE “Raise a Hallelujah” Bethel Music, Jonathan David Helser & Melissa Helser 2 Chronicles 20:21-22 Sing it as the prayer it was written as. It quotes nothing and never says it is scripture. The Jehoshaphat story belongs to the album's framing, not to this song, and in that chapter the LORD set the ambush.

✓ Never says it is quoting: no reference, no verse framing, no translation named, nothing presented as scripture

⚠ The 2 Chronicles 20 link is the album's, not the song's. Bethel's press release attaches Jehoshaphat to the Victory project; the song itself cites nothing

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