Joe Praize - You're Alpha Omega Lyrics
Lyrics
You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh I worship You today
You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh I worship You today
You're Alpha and Omega; The reason for my living Undeniable favor, I worship You today Your kingdom from everlasting to everlasting You are the beauty of all creation I cry Holy, Holy, Lord you reign Jesus you are Holy, Alpha and Omega I sing glory Hallelujah, to the king of glory This is who I glory: My Alpha and Omega
You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh I worship You today
Lion of the tribe of Judah, You're still the reason for my living You are the one that was, and is to come; all creation bow before You Lord I praise You, magnify You, You're the glory in my soul Lord I worship, Yes I worship; You are the living God Alpha and Omega Apha and Omega Apha and Omega I worship You today
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Lion of the tribe of Judah, Great and Mighty God You are greatly to be praised. In all the earth, there's no one like you In all the earth, no one can love us the way You do I worship You
You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh
You're Alpha Omega, Ooh, Oooh
I worship You today
Video
ALPHA OMEGA BY JOEPRAIZE {official video}
Meaning & Inspiration
Joe Praize's "You're Alpha Omega," released officially on November 20, 2013, presents a powerful and unequivocal declaration of God's sovereignty and eternal nature, a cornerstone of Christian belief. The song bypasses intricate narratives to deliver a direct, worshipful statement, echoing the profound truth found in Scripture concerning God's identity. This track serves as a musical affirmation of the divine, a calling for believers to acknowledge and magnify the Creator who spans all time and existence, reflecting Joe Praize's consistent ministry of exalting God through praise and worship.
The spiritual core of "You're Alpha Omega" resides in its central title, a direct reference to God found in the book of Revelation. This title, appearing multiple times (Revelation 1:8, 21:6, 22:13), signifies God as the beginning and the end, the source and ultimate destination of all things. It’s a profound theological concept that encapsulates His eternality, omnipotence, and His role as the author of life itself. When the song declares, "I worship You today," it’s not merely a casual expression but a conscious act of submission and adoration towards the one who holds all authority, an echo of the psalmist's call to "give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name" (Psalm 29:2). This repeated declaration sets the tone, firmly establishing the worshipper's posture before an unyielding, infinite God.
The lyrical journey deepens by identifying God as "The reason for my living," a confession rooted in the understanding that humanity’s purpose is found in its Creator. This mirrors Colossians 1:16, which states that "all things were created by him and for him." The mention of "undeniable favor" speaks to the unmerited grace that believers experience, a theme central to the Gospel, reminding us of God's abundant kindness that we did not earn (Ephesians 2:8). The song then transitions to proclaiming God's eternal dominion: "Your kingdom from everlasting to everlasting." This is a testament to God's enduring reign, a truth found in Psalm 145:13, which asserts, "Your kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and your dominion endures throughout all generations." This unwavering power is not distant but intimate, as the lyrics describe God as "the beauty of all creation," reminding us that His glory is visible in the natural world around us (Psalm 19:1, Romans 1:20).
The song’s crescendo of worship is evident in the cry, "I cry Holy, Holy, Lord you reign," a direct biblical allusion to Isaiah 6:3 and Revelation 4:8, where heavenly beings ceaselessly declare God’s perfect holiness and righteous rule. This moment firmly links the song’s worship to the divine throne room. Significantly, the song explicitly names Jesus, asserting, "Jesus you are Holy, Alpha and Omega," confirming the New Testament revelation that Jesus shares this ultimate divine title (Revelation 1:8). The subsequent declaration, "I sing glory Hallelujah, to the king of glory," is an outburst of praise for His unparalleled majesty, reinforcing the call to worship found throughout Scripture.
Further reinforcing the identity of Christ, the song hails Him as "Lion of the tribe of Judah," a powerful prophetic title for Jesus from Revelation 5:5, symbolizing His royal authority and victorious nature. It elaborates on His timeless existence, stating, "You are the one that was, and is to come," another direct quote from Revelation 1:4 and 1:8, affirming His eternal presence across all epochs. This eternal Christ is worthy of universal adoration, as the lyrics articulate, "all creation bow before You," aligning with Philippians 2:10-11, which foretells a day when "at the name of Jesus every knee should bow." The personal connection deepens as the worshipper declares, "Lord I praise You, magnify You, You're the glory in my soul," reflecting the indwelling Spirit and the believer’s profound joy in God’s presence (Colossians 1:27). The affirmation, "You are the living God," distinguishes Him from all other forms of worship or belief, emphasizing His active, dynamic power.
The song concludes with a powerful emphasis on God's uniqueness and incomparable love. Phrases like "Great and Mighty God, You are greatly to be praised" encapsulate the awe and reverence due to His character and works (Psalm 96:4). The definitive statement, "In all the earth, there's no one like you," echoes similar declarations in Isaiah 46:9, where God challenges humanity to recognize His singular identity. This uniqueness extends to His profound affection: "In all the earth, no one can love us the way You do." This line encapsulates the core of the Gospel message, highlighting the sacrificial and unconditional love of God, which is unparalleled and perfectly demonstrated through Christ (John 3:16, Romans 5:8). Joe Praize's "You're Alpha Omega" serves as an enduring anthem, powerfully reminding us of God’s supreme identity, His everlasting reign, and His immeasurable love, urging every heart to respond in devoted worship.