Lyrics
I asked the Lord what heaven is singing now
He said to me 'Hagiazo' (Sanctify)
I dedicate myself to You, my Lord
The life I live is no longer my own
Hagiazo, hagiazo, hagiazo
I present myself to You
Separated unto You
This is what heaven is singing now
They are singing 'Hagiazo' (Sanctify)
I dedicate myself to You, O Lord
The life I live is no longer my own
Make me holy, Make me worthy
Ever ready for the Master
I present myself to You
Separated unto You
[repeats]
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Hagiazo” is a prayer of consecration built around a Greek term associated with sanctifying or setting apart. The singer responds to heaven’s call by dedicating life to the Lord and surrendering personal ownership. Repeated declarations of being presented and separated for God give the song the character of an offering. Its later request to be made holy, worthy, and ready for the Master connects inward devotion with readiness for faithful service.
Romans 12:1 closely matches the language of presenting oneself to God as a living sacrifice. Second Timothy 2:21 also speaks of a sanctified vessel made useful and prepared for every good work, reflecting the song’s prayer to remain ready for the Master. Galatians 2:20 further supports the confession that life is no longer one’s own but is lived through faith in Christ. Together, these passages clarify consecration as surrendered belonging and practical availability. The repeated word “Hagiazo” keeps that purpose central: holiness is sought not as personal status, but as a life devoted to God’s use.
Related Scripture
- Romans 12:1 Paul calls believers to present themselves to God as living sacrifices.
- 2 Timothy 2:21 A cleansed vessel is sanctified, useful to the Master, and ready for good work.
- Galatians 2:20 Paul describes a life no longer ruled by self but lived by faith in Christ.