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Hillsong Worship - Praise The Lord Hallelujah Amen Lyrics

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Hillsong Worship

Lyrics

Verse 1


The Word that was with God
Before it all He was
The Light came into the darkness
The Son of God


Verse 2


Sent from God above
Wrapped in flesh and blood
Cool, reconciled us
A servant's heart


Chorus


Christ be glorified
King Jesus lifted high
Your kingdom come
And Your will be done
Praise the Lord
Hallelujah, Amen


Verse 3


Beaten, bruised and shamed
He died but rose again
From glory to glory
Our Savior reigns


Chorus


Christ be glorified
King Jesus lifted high
Your kingdom come
And Your will be done
Praise the Lord
Hallelujah, Amen


Verse 4


And all creation waits
To see Him face to face
To hear the anthem of heaven
At joy, He's praised


Verse 5


Let every shout bow
And every tongue will say
Behold the King is returning
Our Savior reigns


Chorus


Christ be glorified
King Jesus lifted high
Your kingdom come
And Your will be done
Praise the Lord
Hallelujah, Amen


(Repeat Chorus twice)


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Meaning & Inspiration

This Hillsong Worship song tells the story of Christ in order, from his place with God to his promised return, and answers it with one shared refrain of praise. It opens with the language of John's Gospel: "The Word that was with God" and "The Light came into the darkness."

The second verse describes the incarnation as "Wrapped in flesh and blood" and names "A servant's heart." The third verse moves to the cross and the empty tomb in plain words: "He died but rose again," followed by "Our Savior reigns."

The chorus is a prayer and a shout together. "Christ be glorified / King Jesus lifted high" gives the aim of the whole gathering, while "Your kingdom come / And Your will be done" borrows from the Lord's Prayer. It ends on the simple "Praise the Lord / Hallelujah, Amen," easy for a large congregation to take up.

The last verses look ahead to creation waiting to see him "face to face" and every tongue confessing that the King is returning. It suits Sunday services, Easter and Advent celebrations.

Related Scripture

  • John 1:1-5 The Word with God and the Light shining in darkness open the first verse.
  • Philippians 2:5-11 Christ took the form of a servant, and every tongue confesses his lordship.
  • Matthew 6:10 "Your kingdom come, your will be done" comes from the Lord's Prayer.
  • Revelation 19:6 The cry of "Hallelujah" because the Lord reigns.