Lyrics
I heard a great voice
Out of heaven saying
Behold the tarbanacle of God is with man
He shall dwell within them
They shall be His people and almighty God
Will be with them
He shall wipe away all tears from their eyes
There shall be no more death
Neither sorrow nor crying and no more pain
The former things are all passed away
He that sat upon the throne said behold
I make all things new
He said unto me write these words
For they are faithful and true
And it is done, It is done
It is done, It is done
He is the Alpha and Omega
The beginning and the end
The son of God The King of Kings
Lord of lords He is everything
Messiah, Jehovah
The prince of peace is He
The son of man seed of Abraham
Second person in the trinity
He is the Alpha and Omega
The beginning and the end
The son of God The King of Kings
Lord of lords He is everything
Messiah, Jehovah
The prince of peace is He
The son of man seed of Abraham
Second person in the trinity
He is the Alpha and Omega
The beginning and the end
The son of God The King of Kings
Lord of lords He is everything
Messiah, Jehovah
The prince of peace is He
The son of man seed of Abraham
Second person in the trinity
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Meaning & Inspiration
Alpha and Omega draws much of its language directly from Revelation’s vision of God dwelling with humanity and making all things new. The opening verses look toward a future without death, sorrow, crying, or pain, grounding hope in the words of the One seated on the throne. The repeated declaration “It is done” presents that promise as certain because the divine words are faithful and true.
The refrain gathers a series of biblical names and titles for Christ, including Alpha and Omega, Son of God, King of kings, Lord of lords, Messiah, Prince of Peace, Son of Man, and seed of Abraham. Together, these titles proclaim his eternal rule, promised lineage, and saving identity. Repetition gives the song a creedal quality, allowing each title to reinforce the next. The lyric therefore joins expectation and praise: creation’s renewal rests with the sovereign Christ, who stands at both the beginning and the end.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 21:3-6 The passage promises God’s dwelling with humanity, the end of death and pain, and all things made new.
- Revelation 22:13 Jesus identifies himself as the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end.