Lyrics
Let the oceans roar
Sing from shore to shore
All the earth declare
He s a mighty God
Let the skies proclaim
Universe give praise
Let the nations say
He's a mighty God
He s almighty God
Everything that has breath
Come & bring Him your best
Every creature confess
Praise the Lord
Every language & speech
Come & worship the King
Every heart with a beat
Praise the Lord
Let the oceans roar
Sing from shore to shore
All the earth declare
He's a mighty God
Let the skies proclaim
Universe give praise
Let the nations say
He's a mighty God
He s almighty God
Let the hills find their song
Let the mountains stand tall
Let the thunder resound
Praise the Lord
Let the rivers run free
Let the trees bend their knee
Living creatures repeat
Praise the Lord
Let the oceans roar
Sing from shore to shore
All the earth declare
He s a mighty God
Let the skies proclaim
Universe give praise
Let the nations say
He's a mighty God
He s almighty God
He's almighty God
He s almighty God
He's almighty God
He s almighty God
He's almighty God
Let the oceans roar
Sing from shore to shore
All the earth declare
He's a mighty God
Let the skies proclaim
Universe give praise
Let the nations say
He s a mighty God
Let the oceans roar
Sing from shore to shore
All the earth declare
He s a mighty God
Let the skies proclaim
Universe give praise
Let the nations say
He's a mighty God
He s almighty God
He's almighty God
He s almighty God
He's almighty God
He s almighty God
He's almighty God
With the angels and saints
Join the song of all days
To the Name Above Names
Praise the Lord
Praise the Lord
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Meaning & Inspiration
Almighty God (Praise the Lord) gathers images from creation into a broad call to worship. Oceans, shores, skies, hills, mountains, thunder, rivers, trees, creatures, nations, and human languages all become witnesses to God’s greatness. The recurring declaration that He is almighty gives the song a simple center, while the command to praise the Lord expands from individual voices to the whole created order. Its repetition functions as sustained corporate praise rather than a developing narrative.
Several biblical praise passages are closely echoed in these lines. Psalm 150:6 calls everything that has breath to praise the Lord, matching the song’s invitation to every living creature. Psalm 96:11-12 pictures the heavens, earth, sea, fields, and trees rejoicing before God. The closing reference to angels and saints joining an enduring song also recalls Revelation 5:11-13, where heavenly beings and all creation offer praise to the One on the throne. The lyric therefore presents worship as a universal response to God’s unmatched rule.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 150:6 The psalm calls everything that has breath to praise the Lord.
- Psalm 96:11-12 Heaven, earth, sea, fields, and trees are pictured rejoicing before the Lord.
- Revelation 5:11-13 Angels and all creation join in praise to the One seated on the throne.