Lyrics
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
You are worthy to be praised
As one voice
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
You are worthy to be praised
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord (You are worthy)
You are worthy to be praised (Oh we give it all)
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
Oh You are worthy to be praised (Oh we give it all)
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
Oh You are worthy to be praised (We give it all)
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
'Cause You are worthy to be praised (We give it all)
We give You all the (Glory)
We worship You, our Lord
Oh You are worthy, oh You're worthy (To be praised)
Oh we give it all, we give it all
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
Oh You are worthy to be praised
We give You all the (Glory)
We worship You, our Lord
You are worthy to be praised (Worthy to be praised)
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
You are worthy to be praised
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Meaning & Inspiration
Alpha and Omega is built around a concise declaration of worship: God receives glory because he alone is worthy of praise. Rather than developing a narrative, the lyric returns again and again to the same confession, allowing repetition to function as congregational adoration. The phrase “as one voice” gives the song a corporate setting, with worship presented as a unified response to the Lord’s worthiness.
The title recalls the biblical name “Alpha and Omega,” used in Revelation for the eternal Lord who stands at the beginning and the end. Although that title does not appear in the repeated lyric itself, it frames the words as praise offered to the sovereign and everlasting God. The song’s simplicity keeps attention on glory, worship, and worth rather than on personal circumstances. Each return to the refrain reinforces a central Christian conviction: praise belongs to God, and his identity is sufficient reason for worship.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 22:13 The Lord identifies himself as the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end.
- Psalm 96:4 The psalm declares that the Lord is great and worthy of praise.
- Revelation 4:11 Heavenly worship declares that the Lord is worthy to receive glory and honor.