
Save for a spot on his heel
Achilles was immune to all
Thus he did not safeguard against evil
Till, (too late) one lethal blow caused his fall
We may be strong in many ways
And think ourselves the one in charge
But, Satan ever for us preys
As one ravenously at large
He seeks of us what he can get
Be it through weakness or strength
And knowing how often we tend to forget
Ever hungrily, he lies and waits
He can see through each attempted facade
Thus we must do what fortifies
With the whole armor of God
And partaking of what edifies
[Verse]
Achilles stood untouchable
Save for one spot on his heel
Never thought to guard that place
Till an arrow made him kneel
We walk around believing
We're the ones who hold the reins
But the enemy is watching
Every weakness he can claim
[Chorus]
Put on the armor
The whole armor of God
Stand in the battle
Where the righteous have trod
He sees through every wall we build
Every mask we think we've worn
Put on the armor
Before the breaking of the dawn
[Verse 2]
Satan prowls like he's starving
Waits for moments we forget
He'll take our strength and twist it
Turn our victories to regret
He knows the lies we tell ourselves
The cracks we try to hide
So we fortify with truth alone
And let the Word abide
[Chorus]
Put on the armor
The whole armor of God
Stand in the battle
Where the righteous have trod
He sees through every wall we build
Every mask we think we've worn
Put on the armor
Before the breaking of the dawn
[Bridge]
Not by our power
Not by our might
Only His Spirit
Wins this fight
[Chorus]
Put on the armor
The whole armor of God
Stand in the battle
Where the righteous have trod
He sees through every wall we build
Every mask we think we've worn
Put on the armor
Put on the armor of God
Dallin H. Oaks
Our Strengths Can Become Our Downfall
Ensign, Oct. 1994, 11
rhymezone
Definitions of edified:
adjective: instructed and encouraged in moral, intellectual, and spiritual improvement
Dallin H. Oaks
Our Strengths Can Become Our Downfall
Ensign, Oct. 1994, 11
rhymezone
Definitions of edified:
adjective: instructed and encouraged in moral, intellectual, and spiritual improvement
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