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We Stand In Awe by Every Nation Music + Isa Fabregas cover art

Every Nation Music + Isa Fabregas - We Stand In Awe Lyrics

Artist:
Every Nation Music + Isa Fabregas

Lyrics

Oh-ooh, oh-oooh


Oh-ooh, oh-ooooh


Oh-ooh, oh-oooh


Oh-ooh, oh-ooooh


All creation speaks Your glory


Angels declare You are worthy


You spoke a word and created the earth


The stars erupted in praise


The stars erupted in praise


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


We set our eyes on You


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


Let our words be few


You give light to the morning


The waves of the sea bow before You


Stretched out the heavens and set them in place


Your wonder, Your glory displayed


Your wonder, Your glory displayed


Your wonder, Your glory displayed!


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


We set our eyes on You


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


Let our words be few


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


We set our eyes on You


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


Let our words be few


Oh-ooh, oh-oooh


Oh-ooh, oh-ooooh


Oh-ooh, oh-oooh


Oh-ooh, oh-ooooh


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


We set our eyes on You


We stand in awe of You


We stand in awe of You


Here in Your presence


Let our words be few


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Meaning & Inspiration

The song contemplates God's majesty through the witness of creation. Stars, morning light, the sea, and the heavens all point beyond themselves to the Creator's glory. The imagery moves from the vast scale of the universe to the focused posture of worship in God's presence, where attention rests on Him and spoken words become few.

Psalm 19:1 directly supports the song's portrayal of the heavens declaring God's glory. The sea bowing before God also recalls Psalm 89:9, which describes His rule over the surging waters. The refrain's restraint echoes Ecclesiastes 5:2, where awe before God leads to fewer words. Together, these images present worship as attentive awe in response to God's revealed glory. The repeated chorus sustains that reverent posture, allowing wonder, stillness, and praise to remain the song’s defining responses.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 19:1 The heavens and skies declare God's glory and work.
  • Psalm 89:9 The psalm describes God's rule over the surging sea.
  • Ecclesiastes 5:2 Awe before God calls for measured words rather than hasty speech.