Lyrics
[Verse]
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
[Chorus]
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
[Verse]
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
[Chorus]
Your name is Jesus
Your name is Jesus
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
[Bridge]
We give you all the glory
We give you all the glory
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
[Chorus]
Your name is Jesus
Your name is Jesus
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
[Bridge]
We give you all the glory
We give you all the glory
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
In heaven and the earth
You are worthy to be praised
[Outro]
Join me, call him Yahweh
Yahweh, Yahweh, Yahweh
Oh oh oh oh, you are worthy to be praised
Yahweh, Yahweh, Yahweh
Oh oh oh oh, you are worthy to be praised
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
Oh oh oh oh, you are worthy to be praised
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
Oh oh oh oh, you are worthy to be praised
You are worthy to be praised
You are worthy to be praised
You are worthy to be praised
You are worthy to be praised
You are worthy to be praised
You are worthy to be praised
Oh oh oh oh...
In heaven and the earth
No one like you my God
In heaven and the earth
No one like you my God
Oh oh oh oh...
In heaven and the earth
No one like you my God
In heaven and the earth
No one like you my God
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Meaning & Inspiration
Yahweh is built as a direct act of adoration. The song repeatedly joins the names Yahweh and Jesus with the declaration that God is worthy of praise throughout heaven and earth. Rather than developing a narrative, it remains fixed on divine identity, glory, and uniqueness. The repetition gives each confession space to function as worship and invites a shared response.
Psalm 113:3 closely matches the songs broad call for the name of the Lord to be praised everywhere. Philippians 2:9-11 also supports its movement from the name of Jesus to universal acknowledgment in heaven and on earth. In the outro, the focus shifts from repeated names to the assertion that no one is like God, echoing the biblical language of incomparable holiness and majesty. The song therefore gathers naming, praise, glory, and wonder into one sustained declaration that God alone deserves worship across all creation.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 113:3 The psalm calls for the name of the Lord to be praised everywhere.
- Philippians 2:9-11 Every knee in heaven and on earth bows at the name of Jesus.
- Exodus 15:11 The verse asks who is like the Lord in holiness and glory.