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Digno Eres Tu (Billingue) by Free Worship cover art

Free Worship - Digno Eres Tu (Billingue) Lyrics

Artist:
Free Worship
Album:
Mi Alma Clama
Official Release:
24 Feb 2023

Lyrics

Verse 1
Los angeles y santos
Se postran ante Ti
Los ancianos rinden
Sus coronas
Ante el cordero de Dios


Chorus 1
Porque digno eres Tu
Porque digno eres Tu
Todo fue hecho por Ti
Y todo es para Ti
Tu mereces gloria


Verse 2
All the saints and angels
Bow before Your throne
All the elders cast their crowns
Before the Lamb of God and sing


Chorus
You're worthy of it all
You're worthy of it all
For from You are all things
And to You are all things
You deserve the glory


Bridge 1
Dia y noche fluye incienso
Delante de Ti
Dia y noche fluye incienso
Delante de Ti


Bridge 2
Day and night night and day
Let Incense arise
Day and night night and day
Let Incense arise


Bridge 2
Day and night night and day
Let Incense arise
Day and night night and day


Chorus 2
You're worthy of it all
You're worthy of it all
For from You are all things
And to You are all things
You deserve the glory


Chorus 2
You're worthy of it all
You're worthy of it all
For from You are all things
And to You are all things


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For from You are all things
And to You are all things


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For from You are all things
And to You are all things
You deserve the glory


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Digno Eres Tú” presents worship in Spanish and English, centering every line on the worthiness of God. Images of angels, saints, and elders bowing before the throne place the song in a heavenly scene of reverence. The repeated confession that all things come from God and exist for him gives the chorus a clear focus: glory belongs to the Creator alone. Moving between languages broadens that shared declaration without changing its meaning.

The imagery closely echoes Revelation 4:10–11, where the elders lay their crowns before God and proclaim that he is worthy because he created all things. Its day-and-night incense language also recalls Revelation 5:8, which identifies incense with the prayers of the saints. Together, those images shape the song as sustained adoration rather than a personal account. Repetition reinforces the central confession, while the bilingual arrangement allows the same praise to be voiced across linguistic boundaries.

Related Scripture

  • Revelation 4:10-11 The elders lay their crowns before God and declare him worthy as Creator.
  • Revelation 5:8 The golden bowls of incense are identified with the prayers of the saints.