Lyrics
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
You are worthy to be praised
We give You all the glory
We worship You, our Lord
You are worthy to be praised
For You alone are worthy
For You alone are worthy
For You alone are worthy
Christ the Lord
We give You all the glory
We give You all the glory
We give You all the glory
Jesus Christ (every knee shall bow at Your powerful Name)
Jesus Christ (Savior of the world, the Lamb who was slain)
Jesus Christ (You're the source of my strength, He who calls me friend)
Jesus (and i believe in God, the great I Am)
Jesus Christ the Lord
We are a moment, You are forever
Lord of the angels, God before time
We are a vapor, You are eternal
Love Everlasting, reigning on high
Holy, holy, Lord God Almighty
Worthy is the Lamb who was slain
Highest praises, honor and glory
Be unto Your Name
Be unto Your Name
Jesus, Jesus
Jesus, Jesus
Oh Lord, magnificent and holy is Your name
How excellent and worthy to be praised
Halleluia, halleluia to You
Lord, magnificent and holy is Your name
Halleluia, halleluia
Halleluia to Your Name
Halleluia, halleluia
Halleluia to the Lamb that was slain
Magnificent and holy is Your name
Magnificent and holy is Your name
Magnificent and holy is Your name
Halleluia
Salvation and glory
Honor and power
He is wonderful
Great is He
Who's the King of kings
And the Lord of lords
He is wondeful
Oh, halleluia
Halleluia
Halleluia
He is wonderful
3-parts 3-times
He is wonderful
Wonderful
Wonderful
You are wonderful
We give You all the glory
We worship You alone
You are worthy to be praised
Worthy to be praised
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Christmas Worship Medley” gathers several worship refrains around the worthiness and eternal reign of Christ. The opening offers glory to the Lord, then identifies Christ as the one before whom every knee will bow, the Savior, and the Lamb who was slain. Its contrast between fleeting human life and God’s eternity gives the praise a sense of humility, while repeated declarations of holiness and honor draw attention to divine majesty.
Rather than narrating the nativity in detail, the medley worships the identity and work of the one celebrated at Christmas. Titles such as King of kings and Lord of lords connect the child of Christmas with the reigning Christ, and the language of salvation and glory recalls heavenly worship in Revelation. The recurring hallelujahs and statements of worthiness function as a congregational response to those truths. Across its linked sections, the song remains focused on adoration, Christ’s saving role, and the glory due to his name.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 2:10-11 Every knee bows and every tongue confesses that Jesus Christ is Lord.
- Revelation 5:12 Heavenly voices declare the slain Lamb worthy of honor and glory.
- Revelation 19:1 The heavenly multitude gives hallelujah, salvation, glory, and power to God.