ZoreaYahu's Yahuah Awaken The Remnant: The Complete 37-Song Album

ZoreaYahu's Yahuah Awaken The Remnant is a 37-song album released in 2026 and now presented as one complete full-length YouTube listening experience, bringing together songs centered on Yahuah, praise, trust, obedience, deliverance, restoration, the Scrolls and Yahusha.

Watch and listen to all 37 songs together from beginning to end:

Press play on the complete album, then use the track guide below to explore the individual songs and subjects throughout Yahuah Awaken The Remnant.

What Is Yahuah Awaken The Remnant?

Yahuah Awaken The Remnant is a 37-song ZoreaYahu album released in 2026 and assembled into a complete long-form listening presentation on YouTube. The collection brings songs from across the ZoreaYahu catalog into one album centered repeatedly on Yahuah and the call to praise Him, trust Him, obey His instruction, stand firm, remember His Name and return attention to the Scrolls.

The album is not built around one narrow subject.

Praise appears beside warning. Trust appears beside battle. Deliverance appears beside obedience. Songs centered directly on Yahuah sit beside songs addressing Yahusha, the Father and Son, blood, the Scrolls, the Day of Covering and the unchanging Dabar and instruction of Yahuah.

That breadth is one reason the full-length presentation matters.

Instead of encountering only one ZoreaYahu song at a time, listeners can hear the larger body of work and discover how recurring subjects connect across the catalog.

Why 37 Songs Work as One Complete Journey

The 37 songs reveal an observable progression, although that progression should not be mistaken for a claim that every track was originally written as one continuous narrative.

The opening stretch is heavily centered on praise, dependence and the supremacy of Yahuah. Songs such as All Praise To Yahuah, Only Yahuah, All Blessings to Yahuah and All I Want Is Yahuah establish the Name immediately.

The album then moves into protection, battle, reverence and truth. The Sword of Yahuah, Under Yahuah's Wings, Fear Yahuah or Fall, Yahuah They Lied To Us and Yahuah Breaks The Lies bring confrontation into the collection.

Obedience becomes increasingly explicit through songs such as Yahuah Said It's Settled, You Don't Know Yahuah If You Don't Obey Him, Obedience To Yahuah Is Love and Planted Deep In Yahuah. The repeated pattern is not merely hearing or speaking about Yahuah, but walking according to what He has established.

Other tracks broaden the album toward the Scrolls, Yahusha, the Father and Son, deliverance, endurance and covering.

The final portion returns strongly to security and trust. Yahuah My High Tower, Yahuah Never Changed, Walls of Yahuah Won't Fall, Planted Deep In Yahuah and finally I Trust In Yahuah leave the collection centered where much of it began: confidence in Yahuah.

Complete 37-Song Track Guide

1. All Praise To Yahuah

The album begins with direct praise. All Praise To Yahuah centers the voice, attention and honor of the song on Yahuah, making praise the opening doorway into the 37-track collection.

2. Only Yahuah

Only Yahuah is a declaration of dependence and exclusivity. The song presents Yahuah as the source of security through conflict and peace rather than treating Him as one option among many.

3. All Blessings to Yahuah

This song turns blessing back toward its source. All Blessings to Yahuah keeps gratitude and praise directed toward Yahuah rather than allowing the gift to replace the One being thanked.

4. All I Want Is Yahuah

All I Want Is Yahuah focuses on desire for Yahuah above competing wants. Its repeated emphasis on wanting and needing Yahuah gives the early album a personal declaration of dependence.

5. The Sword of Yahuah

The tone moves into battle and strength with The Sword of Yahuah. The song connects Yahuah's authority, conflict and victory while also bringing Yahusha into its declarations.

6. Under Yahuah's Wings

Under Yahuah's Wings centers protection and refuge. The song combines the imagery of being covered by Yahuah with confidence in His Dabar during opposition.

7. Fear Yahuah or Fall

This track presents reverence for Yahuah as a matter of allegiance and conduct. Rather than fearing the surrounding world, the song directs fear and accountability toward Yahuah.

8. Yahuah HalaluYah

Yahuah HalaluYah joins praise of Yahuah with emphasis on His Name. The song also addresses the preservation of Yahuah's Name within names and treats that recognition as more than a sound or slogan.

9. Yahuah They Lied To Us

This track confronts the replacement and obscuring of the Name of Yahuah. Its lyrics explicitly challenge inherited substitutions and place restoration, judgment and awakening at the center of the song.

10. Yahuah Qadash on My Lips

Yahuah Qadash on My Lips is centered on continually calling upon and praising Yahuah. Its material connects praise, the Name, instruction, obedient walking and keeping Yahuah upon the lips throughout the day.

11. All Goodness Is From You Yahuah

This song directs the source of goodness back to Yahuah. It continues the album's early pattern of refusing to separate blessings, goodness and gratitude from the One being praised.

12. Yahuah Said It's Settled

Yahuah Said It's Settled declares that the Dabar and instruction of Yahuah are not subject to human revision. The song connects what Yahuah established with continued obedience and points to Yahusha's walk as supporting obedience rather than overturning it.

13. You Don't Know Yahuah If You Don't Obey Him

The title states the central argument directly: claimed knowledge of Yahuah cannot be separated from obedience. This is one of the clearest obedience-centered songs in the album and reinforces the connection between knowing Yahuah and walking according to His instruction.

14. He Alone Is Yahuah

He Alone Is Yahuah returns to exclusive praise and identification. The song repeatedly centers the Name and presents Yahuah as the One to whom praise belongs through changing circumstances.

15. Ride With Yahuah

Ride With Yahuah uses movement and difficult conditions to communicate continuing with Yahuah. Its imagery gives trust and endurance a physical sense of pressing forward rather than remaining stationary.

16. It's The Blood

It's The Blood brings Yahusha directly into the album's blood and covenant theme. The song identifies Yahusha as the Father's Son and centers the significance of his blood within that relationship.

17. Sound of Praise to Yahuah

This song joins praise with lived obedience. Its lyrics connect the sound of praise with standing in Yahuah's way and carrying His instruction in the heart.

18. Scrolls In My Veins

Scrolls In My Veins makes the Scrolls a central identity and restoration subject. The imagery of Scrolls, fire and bones communicates words that are not treated as distant information but as something internalized and carried.

19. Yahusha High Priest & King

This track focuses specifically on Yahusha in priestly and royal roles. Its stored song material connects the subject to the priest-king pattern and the later Scroll discussion of Yahusha as high priest.

20. Yahuah Breaks The Lies

Yahuah Breaks The Lies is a restoration-centered song about truth exposing deception and false structures. It connects naturally with Yahuah They Lied To Us, Scrolls In My Veins, Yahuah Never Changed and Yahuah Said It's Settled.

21. Trust Yahuah's Process

This song addresses waiting, uncertainty and continued confidence in Yahuah. The emphasis is on allowing Yahuah to order the path rather than abandoning trust when the outcome is not immediately visible.

22. Father and Son

Father and Son centers the relationship between Yahuah and Yahusha rather than collapsing the two identities. The song presents the Father speaking concerning His Son and makes that relationship its defining subject.

23. Yahuah's Hidden Fire in My Heart

This song portrays devotion to Yahuah as something held internally and guarded. The recurring idea is not allowing that inner commitment to Yahuah to be lost under pressure.

24. Yahuah Deliver Me

Yahuah Deliver Me moves from distress toward rescue, thanksgiving and praise. Deliverance does not end with escape in the song. It produces a response of praise to Yahuah.

25. Still I Stand In Yahuah

This track is about endurance under pressure. Its language is resistant and determined, presenting standing in Yahuah as a refusal to collapse when conditions become difficult.

26. He Don't Bow

He Don't Bow presents Yahuah as the authority who does not submit to competing powers. The song belongs naturally beside the album's battle and endurance material, particularly The Sword of Yahuah and Still I Stand In Yahuah.

27. Obedience To Yahuah Is Love

This song makes obedience an active expression of love rather than reducing love to emotion. Its lyrics connect walking in truth and following Yahuah with the lived evidence of that commitment.

28. The Woe of Yahuah Upon Them

The Woe of Yahuah Upon Them is one of the album's warning tracks. Its lyrics confront practices the song presents as contrary to Yahuah's instruction and warn against choosing inherited traditions over obedience.

29. We Move In The Name Of Yahuah

This track combines movement, the Name and collective determination. The song also references Yahusha while keeping Yahuah's Name at the center of the declaration.

30. Yahuah's Day of Covering

Yahuah's Day of Covering focuses on Yahuah's appointed Day of Covering and the cleansing and response associated with it. It gives the album a direct song connected to an appointed time rather than a general seasonal observance.

31. Yahuah My High Tower

This is a refuge song. Yahuah My High Tower presents Yahuah as the place to run for security, connecting naturally with Under Yahuah's Wings and the album's wider protection theme.

32. Blood That Speaks

Blood That Speaks returns to blood, covenant and Yahusha. Its material connects Yahusha with Turah and covenant imagery, making it a companion to It's The Blood while approaching the subject through a different lyrical frame.

33. Yahuah's Song of the Sea

This song draws on the deliverance and victory pattern associated with the Song of the Sea. Strength, praise and the demonstrated power of Yahuah drive the track.

34. Yahuah Never Changed

Yahuah Never Changed emphasizes the stability of Yahuah and His spoken Dabar in contrast with changing human traditions and institutions. It strengthens one of the album's most repeated ideas: human systems may change, but Yahuah is not rewritten by them.

35. Walls of Yahuah Won't Fall

This track centers stability under attack. It fits directly beside Still I Stand In Yahuah, We Move In The Name Of Yahuah and Yahuah Said It's Settled, reinforcing endurance and confidence in what Yahuah establishes.

36. Planted Deep In Yahuah

Planted Deep In Yahuah uses rootedness to describe a life established in Yahuah's instruction. The song contrasts deep foundation with instability and presents walking in His path as something cultivated over time.

37. I Trust In Yahuah

The album closes with trust. I Trust In Yahuah moves through pressure and uncertainty toward deliberate confidence in Yahuah instead of dependence only on human understanding, making trust a fitting final statement for the 37-song collection.

Key Themes Across Yahuah Awaken The Remnant

Praise to Yahuah

Praise is one of the clearest recurring subjects in Yahuah Awaken The Remnant.

All Praise To Yahuah, All Blessings to Yahuah, Yahuah HalaluYah, All Goodness Is From You Yahuah and Sound of Praise to Yahuah approach praise from different angles, but each keeps Yahuah at the center.

The result is more than one isolated praise track. Praise becomes a recurring thread across the album.

Trust in Yahuah

Trust develops across several different situations.

Trust Yahuah's Process addresses waiting. Yahuah My High Tower emphasizes refuge. Under Yahuah's Wings emphasizes protection. Still I Stand In Yahuah emphasizes endurance. I Trust In Yahuah states the theme directly.

Together, these songs make trust something practiced under pressure.

Obedience and Turah (Torah)

The album repeatedly connects relationship with Yahuah to obedience.

Yahuah Said It's Settled, You Don't Know Yahuah If You Don't Obey Him, Obedience To Yahuah Is Love, Sound of Praise to Yahuah and Planted Deep In Yahuah all contribute to that pattern.

For listeners searching for Turah music or Torah music, these tracks provide a direct entry point into ZoreaYahu songs centered on instruction and walking according to what Yahuah established.

Deliverance and Standing Firm

Deliverance in the album is frequently connected with what happens under opposition.

Yahuah Deliver Me asks for and responds to deliverance. The Sword of Yahuah moves into battle. Still I Stand In Yahuah emphasizes endurance. Walls of Yahuah Won't Fall emphasizes stability. Yahuah's Song of the Sea turns deliverance into praise.

The repeated idea is movement through pressure rather than denial that pressure exists.

The Scrolls and Restoration

Scrolls In My Veins places the Scrolls directly at the center, while Yahuah They Lied To Us, Yahuah Breaks The Lies, Yahuah Said It's Settled and Yahuah Never Changed repeatedly address restoration, inherited changes, truth and the stability of what Yahuah established.

This creates one of the album's clearest thematic clusters.

Yahusha and the Father and Son

Yahusha appears explicitly in several songs rather than being treated as an unnamed background subject.

Yahusha High Priest & King focuses directly on Yahusha. Father and Son centers the relationship between the Father and Son. It's The Blood and Blood That Speaks connect Yahusha with blood and covenant themes. Other tracks also refer to Yahusha within wider declarations about Yahuah.

The Name of Yahuah

The Name itself is not incidental to the album.

Only Yahuah, Yahuah HalaluYah, Yahuah They Lied To Us, Yahuah Qadash on My Lips, He Alone Is Yahuah and We Move In The Name Of Yahuah repeatedly place the Name at the front of the message.

That repetition makes Yahuah Awaken The Remnant readily identifiable as music centered explicitly on Yahuah.

Who Is ZoreaYahu?

ZoreaYahu is the artist behind Yahuah Awaken The Remnant and a growing catalog of vocal and instrumental music. Within this 37-song collection, ZoreaYahu's work is identifiable through its repeated use of the Name Yahuah and its recurring attention to praise, trust, obedience, the Scrolls, restoration, Yahusha, deliverance and standing firm.

The album does not need an outside religious category to explain what it is.

The songs themselves establish the identity of the collection through their titles, lyrics and repeated subjects.

Who Should Listen to Yahuah Awaken The Remnant?

Yahuah Awaken The Remnant is for listeners looking for music that speaks the Name Yahuah directly and repeatedly rather than leaving the central subject unnamed.

Listeners searching for Yahuah music, Yahuah songs or Yahuah praise songs can begin with All Praise To Yahuah, Only Yahuah and Sound of Praise to Yahuah.

Listeners looking for Turah (Torah) music and songs about obedience can explore Yahuah Said It's Settled, You Don't Know Yahuah If You Don't Obey Him, Obedience To Yahuah Is Love and Planted Deep In Yahuah.

Listeners searching for Yahusha music can begin with Yahusha High Priest & King, Father and Son, It's The Blood and Blood That Speaks.

Those interested in music about the Scrolls and restoration can begin with Scrolls In My Veins, Yahuah They Lied To Us, Yahuah Breaks The Lies and Yahuah Never Changed.

And listeners walking through pressure may connect particularly with Trust Yahuah's Process, Yahuah Deliver Me, Still I Stand In Yahuah, Yahuah My High Tower and I Trust In Yahuah.

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