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All Sons and Daughters - Creation Sings Lyrics

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All Sons and Daughters

Lyrics

In You we live


In You we move


In You we have our being


In every nation


All the earth


This song of ours is rising


Creation


All creation


Sings Your glory


Sings Your glory, God


In You we live


In You we move


In You we have our being


In every nation


All the earth


This song of ours is rising


Creation


All creation


Sings Your glory


Sings Your glory, God


Glory to the Father


Glory to the Son


Glory to the Spirit


Who was and is to come


Glory to the Father


Glory to the Son


Glory to the Spirit


Who was and is to come


Creation


All creation


Sings Your glory


Sings Your glory, God


Creation


All creation


Sings Your glory


Sings Your glory, God


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Meaning & Inspiration

Creation Sings centers worship on the confession that all life exists in God. The opening lines closely echo the language of Acts 17:28, moving from personal dependence to a worldwide song rising from every nation and all the earth. That movement gives the brief lyric a broad scope: human praise joins the witness of creation in declaring divine glory. Repetition reinforces the communal character of the song without adding a separate narrative.

The praise then takes a Trinitarian form, giving glory to the Father, the Son, and the Spirit. Its description of God as the one who was, is, and is to come also recalls the language of Revelation. These biblical echoes support a worship song shaped by dependence, creation, and enduring divine rule. The lyric does not separate ordinary existence from praise; living, moving, and having being become reasons for worship. Its simple structure keeps attention on a single claim: creation belongs to God and answers that reality with glory.

Related Scripture

  • Acts 17:28 Paul says that in God people live, move, and have their being.
  • Psalm 19:1 The heavens declare the glory of God.
  • Revelation 1:8 God is described as the one who was, is, and is to come.