Lyrics
Lindy Cofer:
All the nations they will come
Their holding broken chains
Above their heads
Singing we have overcome
By the blood of the Lamb
All the nations they will come
Holding broken chains
Above their heads
Singing we have overcome
By the blood of the Lamb
Jesus, You
You're worth it all
Every nation and every soul
Jesus, You
You re worth it all
Every nation and every soul
All the nations they will come
Their holding broken chains
Above their heads
Singing we have overcome
By the blood of the Lamb
Jesus, You
You're worth it all
Every nation and every soul
Jesus, You
You're worth it all
Every nation and every soul
Jesus, You
You re worth it all
Every nation and every soul
Jesus, You
You re worth it all
Every nation and every soul
Oh, You are worth it all
Oh, You are worth it all
Only Jesus
You are worth it all
And all the people
Will sing Your praises
All the people
Will sing Your praises
All the people
Will sing Your praises
Glory to the Lamb of God
Your praises
All the people
Will sing Your praises
All the people
Will sing Your praises
Glory to the Lamb of God
All the people
Will sing Your praises
All the people
Will sing Your praises
All the people
Will sing Your praises
Glory to the Lamb of God
All to Jesus
And all the earth
All the earth will sing the praise
They will sing Your praise
They will sing the praise of Jesus
Oh, from every tribe
Every tongue, every corner
Come on lift a shout tonight
Life a shout tonight
And we will go
Till the whole world knows
That Jesus is alive
And we will run
Burning with Your love
With Fire in our eyes
And we will go
Till the whole world knows
That Jesus is alive
And we will run
Burning with Your love
With Fire in our eyes
Oh God
Here am I, send me
Use me for Your glory
Oh God
Here am I, send me
Pick me up
And write Your story
Oh God
Here am I, send me
Oh Jesus
Use me for Your glory
Oh God
Here am I, send me
Yes, pick me up
And write Your story
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Every Nation / Isaiah 6” joins a vision of worldwide worship with a personal answer to God’s call. Broken chains held overhead picture deliverance, while repeated praise to the Lamb points to victory received through Jesus. The scope keeps widening—from individual freedom to every nation, tribe, tongue, and corner of the earth honoring Christ. Revelation 7:9-10 closely matches that vision of a multitude from every people standing before the Lamb.
The later lines turn celebration into mission. “Here am I, send me” directly echoes Isaiah 6:8, and the pledge to go until the whole world knows that Jesus is alive reflects the commission in Matthew 28:19-20. The song does not separate worship from witness: praise becomes the reason to go, and love becomes the energy for service. Its repeated declarations portray Jesus as worthy of every soul and every people group. Freedom, worship, and evangelism therefore form one movement, beginning with the Lamb’s victory and continuing through willing messengers who offer themselves for God’s glory.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 6:8 Isaiah answers God’s call with the words echoed in the song: Here am I; send me.
- Revelation 7:9-10 A multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language worships before the Lamb.
- Matthew 28:19-20 Jesus sends His followers to make disciples of all nations.