Lyrics
Verse
Oh Jesus, You’re the lily of valley
Sweet Jesus, You’re the bright and morning star
Oh Jesus, You’re the mighty man in battle
Chorus
I call You Jesus, The master of the world
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah
I call You Jesus, The Master of the world
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Chorus (x3)
I call You Jesus, The Master of the world
Bridge
Mighty God, Mighty God
Mighty God, Mighty God
You’ve done marvelous things
You’ve done glorious things
You’ve done wonderful things
Mighty God
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Halleluyah - I Call You Jesus The Master World” by David G is a short worship chant that names Jesus in several ways. The opening lines call Him the lily of the valley, the bright and morning star, and the mighty man in battle. The first two titles come from Song of Solomon 2:1 and Revelation 22:16, and the third is close to the description of the Lord as mighty in battle in Psalm 24:8.
The chorus is a simple confession, “I call You Jesus, the Master of the world,” alternating with three hallelujahs. Repeating the same line gives the song a devotional, meditative quality, as though the singer is settling into a single declaration of who Jesus is.
The bridge turns to the works of God. It calls Him Mighty God and says He has done marvelous, glorious, and wonderful things, which recalls Isaiah 9:6 and Psalm 98:1. The song’s message is adoration of Jesus for who He is and for what He has done.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 22:16 Jesus as the bright and morning star
- Song of Solomon 2:1 “The lily of the valleys”
- Isaiah 9:6 The child called Mighty God