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You're the Almighty God by Nikos Politis cover art

Nikos Politis - You're the Almighty God Lyrics

Artist:
Nikos Politis

Lyrics

Praise the exalted Holy God
Maker of all the Earth and the sky
Holy, Holy, King of glory
Worship the Son of God Jesus Christ
Glory to the Holy Spirit will rise
You deserve, all the honor


You're the one we call the true Almighty God
You're the one we call the true Almighty God
You're the one we call the true Almighty God
You're the one we call the true Almighty God


Praise the exalted Holy God
Maker of all the Earth and the sky
Holy, Holy, King of glory
Worship the Son of God Jesus Christ
Glory to the Holy Spirit will rise
You deserve, all the honor


You're the one we call the true Almighty God
You're the one we call the true Almighty God
You're the one we call the true Almighty God
You're the one we call the true Almighty God


Holy, Holy, Holy, Holy
Holy, Holy, Holy, God Almighty
Holy, Holy, Holy, God Almighty


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Meaning & Inspiration

You Are the Almighty God centers on direct adoration of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Its opening lines praise God as holy, exalted, and Maker of earth and sky, while the repeated declaration names him as the true Almighty God. That repetition gives the song a simple congregational focus: honor belongs to God alone, and worship rises in response to who he is.

The closing sequence of holy acclamations recalls the worship surrounding the throne in Revelation, where holiness and almighty power are proclaimed together. The lyrics also place Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit within their confession of praise without making the song depend on a narrative or personal testimony. Its meaning rests in reverence, divine majesty, and the joyful acknowledgment of God as Creator and King. The repeated chorus allows that confession to remain central from beginning to end.

Related Scripture

  • Revelation 4:8 The heavenly creatures continually proclaim that the Lord God Almighty is holy.
  • Psalm 96:4-5 The psalm praises the Lord as great and identifies him as the Maker of the heavens.