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Jesus, King of Angels by Fernando Ortega cover art

Fernando Ortega - Jesus, King of Angels Lyrics

Artist:
Fernando Ortega
Album:
Hymns of Worship
Official Release:
Oct. 21, 1998

Lyrics

Jesus, King of angels, Heaven's light
Shine Your face upon this house tonight
Let no evil come into my dreams
Light of Heaven keep me in Your peace


Remind me how You made dark spirits flee
And spoke Your power to the raging sea
And spoke Your mercy to a sinful man
Remind me Jesus, this is what I am


The universe is vast beyond the stars
But You are mindful when the sparrow falls
And mindful of the anxious thoughts
That find me, surround me and bind me


With all my heart I love You, Sovereign Lord
Tomorrow let me love You even more
And rise to speak the goodness of Your name
Until I close my eyes and sleep again


The universe is vast beyond the stars
But You are mindful when the sparrow falls
And mindful of the anxious thoughts
That find me, surround me and bind me


Jesus, King of angels, Heaven's light
Hold my hand and keep me through this night


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Jesus, King of Angels” unfolds as a nightly prayer for peace, protection, and growing devotion. It moves from a personal plea to remembrance of Christ’s authority: evil is driven away, the sea is calmed, and mercy is extended to a sinner. Those images give the prayer a firm basis when anxious thoughts crowd in. The sparrow image then places individual fear within the vastness of God’s attentive care.

The song also treats love for Christ as something that should grow from one day to the next. It is both an evening request and a promise of morning praise, ending where it began with a plea to be kept through the night. The lyric clearly echoes Jesus’ teaching about the sparrow and the Gospel account of the calmed storm, while its language of peace fits the biblical call to bring anxiety before God in prayer. Its quiet focus remains on Christ’s sovereignty, mercy, and nearness during vulnerable hours.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 10:29-31 Jesus uses the falling sparrow to illustrate the Father’s attentive care.
  • Mark 4:39-40 Jesus calms the sea and asks the disciples why they are afraid.
  • Philippians 4:6-7 The passage connects prayer amid anxiety with God’s guarding peace.