Lyrics
Verse 1:
Salvation and Glory, belongs to our God
And love to the Lamb on the Throne
Blessing and honor, wisdom and power
Belong to God alone.
Hallelujah, glory to the Lamb
Hallelujah, to the Great I Am
Chorus 1:
We lift up your name, oh Lord
Worthy the Lamb who was slain
Taking all our pain
We lift up your name, oh Lord
Giving you honor and praise
With our hands upraised
To you Lord.
Vamp:
Help me lift Jesus higher (3x)
Verse 2:
Salvation and Glory, belongs to our God
And love to the Lamb on the Throne
Blessing and honor, wisdom and power
Belong to God alone.
Hallelujah, all creation sing
Hallelujah, to the King of kings
Chorus 2:
We lift up your name oh Lord
Worthy the Lamb who was slain
Taking all our pain
We lift up your name oh Lord
Giving you honor and praise
With our hands upraised
Repeat Chorus 1
Repeat Vamp to end
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Meaning & Inspiration
We Lift Up Your Name is a direct song of praise built around the worthiness of God and the Lamb. Its opening language gathers salvation, glory, blessing, honor, wisdom, and power into a confession that these belong to God alone. The chorus responds with raised hands and public adoration, while the repeated call to lift Jesus higher gives the song a communal, celebratory shape.
Several phrases closely echo the worship scenes in Revelation, where heavenly voices honor God and proclaim the Lamb worthy. The reference to the slain Lamb places Christ’s sacrifice at the center of the praise, and the title names the song’s central action: exalting the Lord rather than celebrating human achievement. Even its brief declarations carry a clear movement from confession to response. The result is worship language suited to gathered praise, joining gratitude for salvation with reverence for Christ as King.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 7:10 A great multitude declares that salvation belongs to God and to the Lamb.
- Revelation 5:12 Heavenly worship proclaims the slain Lamb worthy of power, wisdom, honor, and glory.
- Psalm 63:4 The psalmist blesses God and lifts up his hands in God’s name.