Caedmon's Call - Majesty Lyrics
Lyrics
Majesty
Worship His majesty
Unto Jesus, be all glory
Honor, and praise
Majesty
Kingdom authority
Flow from His throne
Unto His own
His anthem raise
Majesty
Worship His majesty
Unto Jesus, be all glory
Honor, and praise
Majesty
Kingdom authority
Flow from His throne
Unto His own
His anthem raise
So exalt, lift up on high
The name of Jesus
Magnify, come glorify
Christ Jesus the King
Majesty
Worship His majesty
Jesus who died, now glorified
King of all Kings
So exalt, lift up on high
The name of Jesus
Magnify, come glorify
Christ Jesus the King
Majesty
Worship His majesty
Jesus who died, now glorified
King of all Kings
Video
God of Wonders - Caedmon's Call (Cover by Jibong and Ian)
Meaning & Inspiration
Caedmon's Call's "Majesty," while not appearing on their album *God of Wonders*, stands as a potent expression of worship, resonating with a profound theological message. The song is a direct invitation to acknowledge and celebrate the supreme sovereignty and divine nature of Jesus Christ. Its core purpose is to elevate the name of Jesus, urging listeners to participate in a collective act of adoration, recognizing His authority and glory that emanates from His heavenly throne. This echoes the sentiment found throughout Scripture, such as in Philippians 2:9-11, which states, "Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the ground, and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father." The lyrics emphasize "Kingdom authority" flowing from His throne, a concept deeply rooted in biblical understanding of Christ as King, reigning eternally. Revelation 19:16, for instance, declares Him to be "King of kings and Lord of lords." The song’s repeated call to "worship His majesty" and "exalt, lift up on high the name of Jesus" isn't merely a suggestion but a scriptural imperative. It points to a response of awe and reverence in light of who Jesus is – He who died for humanity and is now glorified, conquering sin and death. This triumphant resurrection and subsequent exaltation are central to the Christian faith, as articulated in 1 Corinthians 15:3-4, which reminds us that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures. The song's repetitive structure, particularly the reiteration of "Majesty," serves to imprint this truth onto the listener's heart, fostering a deep, abiding recognition of Christ's supreme status and the importance of giving Him all glory, honor, and praise. It’s a powerful call to align our hearts and voices with the heavenly host, who ceaselessly praise Him.