Lyrics
Oh yes, God, in Your Beauty!
I see You in Your Beauty
I seek Your Holy Face
I behold You in Your Majesty
Lord, I marvel at Your Grace
As I praise and worship You
As I praise and worship You
As I worship You, worship You
(Yes, God!)
I see You in Your Glory
And Your saving Power
Oh Lord You have set me free
You're my hope and my high Tower
As I praise and worship You
As I praise and worship You
As I worship You, worship You
(Yes, I worship You, Father!)
Repeat (Oh my God! Yeah!)
Oh God be our Champion
Ride on in Victory
We sing out oh Most Holy One
And in Your Temple we find Glory
As we praise and worship You
As we praise and worship You
As we worship You, we worship You
As we praise and worship You
As we praise and worship You
As we worship You, worship You
As we praise and worship You, as we praise, we praise
And worship You, Lord we worship You, we worship You
Oh God we lift our voices in praise.
We give You Glory, You're our God
Oh yeah let's worship Him, Church of the Living God
We worship You, we worship You, we worship You
Oh mighty God, oh You're my, You're my, You're my everything
Oh let's do it again, sing it to the Almighty
As we praise and worship You
As we praise and worship You
As we worship You, worship You
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song centers on reverent attention to God’s beauty, majesty, grace, and saving power. Its repeated refrain turns praise into sustained devotion rather than a passing response. The language moves from personal wonder to congregational worship, presenting God as liberator, hope, high tower, champion, and holy ruler. That progression gives the song a clear movement from beholding God to openly declaring his worth.
The desire to seek God’s face and behold his beauty closely echoes Psalm 27:4, while the image of a high tower recalls biblical descriptions of God as a secure refuge. References to victory and the temple broaden the focus from private gratitude to corporate praise. Even the spoken invitations serve that communal emphasis, gathering the church around worship of the living God. The result is a direct praise song shaped by freedom, protection, holiness, and awe.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 27:4 The psalm joins seeking God with beholding his beauty.
- Psalm 61:3 David describes God as a refuge and strong tower.
- Psalm 24:8 The psalm names the Lord as mighty in battle.