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Glory Be by Micah Tyler cover art

Micah Tyler - Glory Be Lyrics

Artist:
Micah Tyler

Lyrics

God saw me found, while sinner still
He wore my wrath on Calvary's hill
The cost is life for all my debt
I was bought the day God bled
Once enemies, now heir of Christ
When mercy turned so jealous wild
And drowned my shame in forgetful seas
The wrath of God brought life to me


Glory be, Glory be
To the one who freed me from me


Then Jacob's God ran to my cry
And wrestled down all of my fight
And humbled all of my willful pride
This prodigal, now a grateful child


Glory be, Glory be
To the one who freed me from me


Oh praise the conquerer of my soul
The one who never let me go
My heart has found true love and home in the arms of God
Oh praise the conquerer of my soul
The one who never let me go
My heart has found true love and home in the arms of God


Glory be, Glory be
To the one who freed me from me from me
Glory be, Glory be
To the one who freed me from me from me


Hallelujah, Hallelujah


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Meaning & Inspiration

Glory Be traces salvation through images of debt, wrath, mercy, adoption, and homecoming. The opening verse places the singer at Calvary, where guilt is answered by the life of Christ and estrangement gives way to belonging. Its language is compressed and dramatic, yet the central confession remains clear: freedom is received through divine mercy rather than achieved through personal strength. The refrain directs glory to God as the one who liberates a person even from the grip of the self.

Later lines draw on Jacob wrestling with God and the prodigal child welcomed home. Those biblical pictures frame surrender as both humbling and restorative. The image of shame drowned in forgetful seas also suggests forgiveness so complete that accusation no longer defines the redeemed person. By ending with praise for the conqueror who never lets go, the song joins repentance, assurance, and gratitude. Its vision of grace may be read alongside passages about reconciliation with God and redemption purchased by Christ.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 5:10 Paul describes former enemies being reconciled to God through the death of his Son.
  • 1 Corinthians 6:20 The verse says believers were bought at a price and should glorify God.
  • Genesis 32:24-28 Jacob wrestles through the night and receives a new name from God.