Lyrics
Verse 1
Who do we say He is?
Who do we say He is?
Some say just a prophet
Some say just a man
Who do we say He is?
Chorus
Jesus, Son of God and Savior
Alpha and Omega, the Messiah
Holy, Highest Name in Heaven
King of all creation, the Messiah
Verse 2
Who have we come to praise?
Who have we come to praise?
Some say we are foolish
Some won't understand
Who have we come to praise?
Chorus
Jesus, Son of God and Savior
Alpha and Omega, the Messiah
Holy, Highest Name in Heaven
King of all creation, the Messiah
Bridge
No one else
No one else
Has overthrown the grave
No one else
No one else
Has the power to save
No one else
No one else
But Jesus, Messiah
No one else
No one else
Has overthrown the grave
No one else
No one else
Has the power to save
No one else
No one else
But Jesus, Messiah
Jesus, Messiah
Chorus
Jesus, Son of God and Savior
Alpha and Omega, the Messiah
Holy, Highest Name in Heaven
King of all creation, the Messiah
King of all creation, the Messiah
Verse 3
Who will be all in all?
Who will be all in all?
He's coming back again
A kingdom without end
He will be all in all
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Messiah” centers on the question of Jesus’ identity and answers it with a series of confessions: Son of God, Savior, Alpha and Omega, holy King, and ruler of creation. The contrast between what “some say” and the worshiping community’s declaration gives the song a clear movement from uncertainty to faith. Its chorus gathers several biblical titles into direct praise, while the verses frame that praise as a response to Christ’s authority.
The bridge turns toward the resurrection, declaring that no one else has overcome the grave or holds the power to save. That emphasis closely reflects the New Testament witness to Jesus’ victory over death. The final verse widens the focus to his return and an everlasting kingdom, so the song moves from present confession to future hope. Together, these sections present the Messiah as the crucified and risen Savior whose reign has no end, making the lyric both a statement of belief and an act of worship.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 16:15-16 Peter answers Jesus’ question by confessing him as the Messiah and Son of God.
- Revelation 22:13 Jesus identifies himself as the Alpha and the Omega.
- Luke 1:32-33 The promised Messiah receives an everlasting kingdom with no end.