Lyrics
Verse 1:
Let everything that hath breath give Him glory.
In spite of what you're going through, He is worthy.
We give Thee freely and our God receives,
He inhabits our praise.
Chorus:
Let us praise Him.
Let us praise Him.
Let us praise Him,
oh that men would praise our God.
Let us praise Him.
Let us praise Him.
Let us praise Him,
oh that men would praise our God.
Verse 1
Chorus
Verse 2:
Our hands are raised as we enter in
this place of worship, let the praise begin.
Victoriously proclaim Thy name we sing,
He inhabits our praise.
Chorus
Vamp 1:
Blessings fall up on Thy people.
Vamp 2:
Harvest fall up on Thy people.
Chorus
Vamp 3:
Showers fall up on Thy people.
Vamp 4:
Miracles fall up on Thy people
Chorus
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Meaning & Inspiration
Let Us Praise Him calls the gathered church to honor God regardless of present trouble. The opening line closely echoes Psalm 150 by summoning every living, breathing creature to praise. Worthiness, rather than circumstances, supplies the reason for worship. Raised hands, entrance into a place of worship, and the repeated call to praise give the song the character of a corporate declaration rather than a private reflection.
The lyric also links praise with confidence in divine presence and provision. Its statement that God inhabits praise recalls Psalm 22:3, which describes God as enthroned on the praises of Israel. The later vamps ask for blessing, harvest, showers, and miracles to fall upon the people, placing expectation inside continued worship. Psalm 100:4 further matches the image of entering with thanksgiving and praise. Through repetition, the song keeps attention on the name and worth of God while hardship remains acknowledged but does not govern the response.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 150:6 The psalm calls everything that has breath to praise the Lord.
- Psalm 22:3 The psalm describes God as enthroned on the praises of Israel.
- Psalm 100:4 Worshipers are called to enter Gods courts with thanksgiving and praise.