Lyrics
Your is highly lifted up above every other name
We say you alone deserve the praise
You are the miracle working God all power belong to you
We say you alone deserve the praise
You are the same yesterday,today and forevermore
We say you alone deserve the praise
You are the Mighty God the Great I AM
Everybody say you alone deserve the praise
EZE
EZE
EZE
you alone deserve the praise
EZE
EZE
EZE
you alone deserve the praise
Your is highly lifted up above every other name
you alone deserve the praise,,,,
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
you alone deserve the praise
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
you alone deserve the praise
we give you all the praise
we give you all the praise
we give you all the praise
Eze....
i will praise you
from everlasting
to everlasting
i will serve you
from everlasting
to everlasting
I will worship you
from everlasting
to everlasting
I will love you
from everlasting
to everlasting
eze....
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song "Eze" comes from Dare David and Osby Berry's album The Name of Jesus. "Eze" means "king" in Igbo, and the whole track is a straightforward declaration that Jesus alone is worthy of praise.
One line stands out: "You are the same yesterday, today and forevermore." That's a direct echo of Hebrews 13:8. It means Jesus doesn't change. What He was in the Bible—healing, saving, faithful—He still is right now. That's not complicated. It's a steady anchor. If you're trusting Him today, you're trusting the same God who raised the dead and calmed storms.
Another line: "Your name is highly lifted up above every other name." That comes from Philippians 2:9-11, where God exalts Jesus so that every knee bows. The song keeps repeating "you alone deserve the praise." It's not saying other things aren't good. It's saying nothing else deserves the top spot. Not your career, not your health, not your reputation. Just Jesus.
The repeated "Eze" and "Jesus" feel like a rhythm of surrender. The song doesn't try to explain or impress. It simply states: Jesus is the same, His name is above all, and He gets the praise. Simple, scriptural, song-centered.