Lyrics
Reign Jesus reign
Reign Jesus reign
King of Zion
Judah's lion
Reign Jesus reign .
Reign Jesus reign
Reign Jesus reign
King of Zion
Judah's lion
Reign Jesus reign .
Who is like unto thee oh Lord?
Who is like unto thee oh Lord?
Who is like unto thee oh Lord?
Who is like unto thee oh Lord? .
Among the gods
Among the gods
Who is like thee
Glorious in holiness
Careful to ? .
True in wonders hallelujah
True in wonders hallelujah
True in wonders hallelujah .
Who is there like You oh God
You were created as father in your likeness
Who is there like You oh God
It's in an honor to stand and worship You .
We lift our hands
To the great I am
Who can compare with You
We lift our hands
To the great I am
Who can compare with You
We lift our hands
To the great I am
Who can compare with You
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Meaning & Inspiration
The repetition of “Reign Jesus reign” frames the song as an acclamation rather than a request for something absent. Jesus is addressed as King of Zion and Judah’s lion, titles drawn from Old Testament royal and messianic imagery. The lion of Judah appears in Revelation as the conquering one, yet the song pairs that image with Zion, the place of God’s dwelling, so the reign is connected to worship and covenant rather than political power.
The question “Who is like unto thee oh Lord?” echoes Exodus 15 and the Song of Moses, where God’s uniqueness is tied to holiness and wonders. The lyrics build from that ancient confession to an intimate address: “the great I Am,” the name revealed at the burning bush. Lifting hands is a posture of surrender and praise, acknowledging that no parallel exists among gods. The song presents divine incomparability as the ground for worship, and Jesus as the one who occupies that place of honor without rival.