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New Wine Worship - With One Voice | Yahweh Lyrics

Artist:
New Wine Worship

Lyrics

Verse


To Him who sits on His throne
Who abides in light beyond all access
The Lord God Almighty
The angels all are singing
Lord God Almighty


Chorus


And with one voice heaven is singing
And with one voice the earth is singing
And with one voice we all are singing Hallelujah


Bridge 1


The heavens tell of your glory
creation sings of your praises
my breath i'll spend singing
To honor thee


Bridge 2


Oh won't you let us
become Your holy priesthood
That would minister to Your heart
with a heartfelt worship's cry


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Meaning & Inspiration

"With One Voice | Yahweh" is a worship song addressed to God enthroned in unapproachable light, drawing its opening description directly from biblical language about God's majesty. The verse names God as Lord Almighty while picturing angels already singing in response to that majesty, setting a scene the rest of the song joins rather than starts. The chorus widens that scene further, describing heaven and earth joining a single unified voice of praise, a picture of universal worship rather than an isolated congregation. The first bridge shifts to personal commitment, describing the heavens as already declaring God's glory and pledging remaining breath to the same task of singing honor to God. The second bridge turns from declaration to request, asking to be shaped into a holy priesthood whose worship ministers back to God rather than only receiving from Him. Structurally the song moves from cosmic scene-setting to personal resolve to humble request, tracing a path from watching creation's praise to asking for a genuine part within it.

Related Scripture

  • Revelation 5:13 Pictures every creature in heaven and earth singing praise together, matching the chorus's image of heaven and earth singing with one voice.
  • 1 Peter 2:9 Describes believers as a royal priesthood, matching the second bridge's request to become God's holy priesthood.