Victor Rodiya (a registered Nurse) releases his debut track titled “Lion King.” Lion King is a prayer-sound that enforces the Dominion mandate in Christ Jesus against any issue contrary to his plan in our lives. The Lion has Roared, who will not fear? (Amos 3:8) Now, Jesus sometime refer to himself as our brother, and we gain light from Rev 5:5 where Jesus was referred to as the “lion of the tribe of Judah”, It therefore means every believer carries this same gene of Christ’s tribe. Because, you can’t have a Lion as a brother except you’ve got that gene as well. You and I carry his divine gene. So, Rise up! Its time to chase out every delay, manipulation, frustration, lack, sicknesses and all sponsored by the kingdom of darkness. The Devil has never been the lion, he only roars like one. Even if he was, “Christ is the real LION KING”. Lion King by Victor Rodiya was Mastered and Produced by Mike_Wealth.
Listen & Download Victor Rodiya – Lion King below;
Lyrics of Lion King – Victor Rodiya
We know the Lion of Judah He never sleeps nor slumber He is our King, We are his own (2x)
ee ee ee eee (Tongues)
The devil may bluff but we know who the real lion is, Satan may Prowl but we know who the real lion is, Jesus my king, I am his own.
(Tongues & Chorus repeat)
The lion is roaring Who will stand? The Lion is roaring Who will wait ?
© Victor Rodiya -2022
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