Don Moen - Hallelujah Lyrics
Lyrics
A million miles above the sky
Angels bow before your throne
You're God and God alone
That is the song they've been singing
All creation call you holy
Even now we bow before you
Worthy, worthy, worthy!
Is the lamb upon the throne
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
You are highly lifted up
And your glory fills this temple
As we lift our voice in praise
Come and dwell among your people.
Holy holy holy!
Is the Lord God Almighty
Worthy, worthy, worthy
Is the lamb upon the throne
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Video
Don Moen - Hallelujah To The Lamb | Praise and Worship Music
Meaning & Inspiration
Don Moen's rendition of "Hallelujah," released in 2003 on the compilation album *God Will Make a Way: The Best of Don Moen*, stands as a powerful testament to unwavering worship and the glorious nature of God. This iteration of the familiar declaration of praise dives deep into the awe-inspiring majesty of the Creator, focusing not on earthly troubles but on the eternal dominion of the Almighty. The song's narrative unfolds with a celestial perspective, describing angels bowing before God's throne and all of creation acknowledging His holiness. This imagery directly echoes scriptural accounts, such as Revelation 4:10-11, where the twenty-four elders fall down before Him who sits on the throne, declaring, "Worthy are you, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you created all things, and by your will they existed and were created!" The repeated refrain, "Hallelu hallelujah," is more than just a melodic utterance; it's a fervent exhalation of praise, a profound acknowledgment of God's worthiness, as highlighted in the lyrics, "Worthy, worthy, worthy! Is the lamb upon the throne." This speaks directly to the sacrificial love and ultimate triumph of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, whose redemptive work is foundational to Christian faith. The song's central message is a call to unified worship, transcending earthly limitations as it proclaims, "Heaven and earth adore you lord." This sentiment resonates with the universal call to worship found throughout Scripture, from the psalmist's exhortation, "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord! Praise the Lord!" (Psalm 150:6), to Jesus' own teaching that true worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and truth (John 4:23-24). Moen’s performance amplifies the song’s profound theological underpinnings, urging listeners to elevate their voices in praise, acknowledging God's omnipresence as the lyrics state, "Your glory fills this temple." This verse calls to mind the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, as described in 1 Corinthians 6:19, reminding believers that their bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. The culminating declarations of "Holy holy holy! Is the Lord God Almighty" directly echo the seraphim's cry before God's throne in Isaiah 6:3, underscoring the absolute, perfect holiness of God. Ultimately, "Hallelujah" by Don Moen is an invitation to join the heavenly host and the entire created order in an unreserved outpouring of adoration for the One who is, and was, and is to come.