Lyrics
Verse 1
You're still the treasure I adore
You're still the wonder in my soul
You're the most precious one I know
Jesus my all
Verse 2
All I have gained I count as loss
All that I lost was worth the cost
All that you are is more than enough
Jesus my all
Chorus 1
Jesus, beautiful Lamb
You're the Worthy One, the Worthy One
All of my worship, all that I am
For the Worthy One, the Worthy One
Verse 3
You are my portion and my cup
The dearest of all the things I love
The greatest reward that I could want
Jesus my all
Chorus 2
Jesus, beautiful Lamb
You're the Worthy One, the Worthy One
All of my worship, all that I am
For the Worthy One, the Worthy One
Jesus, Lord of my heart
You're the Worthy One, the Worthy One
Here at the altar, I lay me down
For the Worthy One, the Worthy One
Bridge
You're the most precious One I know
All that You are is more than enough
Nobody else deserves my love
Jesus my all
I could spend all my years and find
Jesus you're all my soul desires
Nobody else deserves my life
Jesus my all
You're the most precious One I know
All that You are is more than enough
Nobody else deserves my love
Jesus my all
I could spend all my years and find
Jesus you're all my soul desires
Nobody else deserves my life
Jesus my all
Chorus 2
Jesus, beautiful Lamb
You're the Worthy One, the Worthy One
All of my worship, all that I am
For the Worthy One, the Worthy One
Jesus, Lord of my heart
You're the Worthy One, the Worthy One
Here at the altar, I lay me down
For the Worthy One, the Worthy One
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Meaning & Inspiration
“The Worthy One” is a direct song of adoration that places Jesus above every gain, possession, and competing affection. Each verse names him as treasure, portion, reward, and the soul’s desire, while the choruses answer those descriptions with worship and surrender. The altar language gives that response a concrete shape: devotion is presented not merely as admiration, but as the offering of an entire life.
Several phrases closely follow biblical worship language. Counting gain as loss for the sake of Christ echoes Philippians 3:7–8, while the image of Jesus as the worthy Lamb recalls the praise of Revelation 5:12. Calling the Lord a portion and cup also reflects Psalm 16:5. Together, these connections support the song’s central confession that Christ is sufficient and deserving of undivided love. Repetition in the bridge strengthens that confession, moving from what Jesus is worth to the fitting response of worship, desire, and self-surrender.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 3:7-8 Paul counts former gains as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ.
- Revelation 5:12 Heavenly worship declares the slain Lamb worthy to receive honor and glory.
- Psalm 16:5 The psalmist names the Lord as his chosen portion and cup.