Lyrics
Intro
1, 2, 3, 4
Verse 1
All to God be the glory
All to God be the fame
There's no other name
That's worthy of all praise
Verse 2
Unto You be all honor
Only You stay the same
There's no other name
That's worthy of all praise
Chorus
Who is like You, Lord?
And who is like You, Lord?
Verse 1
All to God
All to God be the glory
All to God be the fame
There's no other name
That's worthy of all praise
Verse 2
Unto You be all honor
Only You stay the same
There's no other name
That's worthy of all praise
Chorus
Who is like?
Who is like You, Lord?
And who is like You, Lord?
Who is like?
Who is like You, Lord?
And who is like You, Lord?
Spontaneous
Who is like You, Lord?
No one
Bridge
You're name
I'll sing Your praise, Jesus
Always lifting You high
You're name
I'll sing Your praise, Jesus
Always lifting You high
You're name
I'll sing Your praise, Jesus
Always lifting You high
You're name
I'll sing Your praise, Jesus
Always lifting You high
Chorus
Who is like You, Lord?
And who is like You, Lord?
And who is like You, Lord?
And who is like You, Lord?
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song is a direct expression of praise built around God’s incomparable worth. Its verses assign glory, fame, and honor to God alone, then explain that no other name deserves the same praise. The recurring question, ‘Who is like You, Lord?’ does not seek another candidate; it functions as a declaration that no one compares with him. The spontaneous answer makes that meaning explicit, while the chorus allows the central confession to remain uncluttered.
The bridge turns the confession into a continuing practice of singing praise to Jesus and lifting his name high. This connects the song’s language of God’s uniqueness with worship offered through the name of Christ. The question closely echoes biblical songs that ask who among all powers is like the Lord in holiness and glory. Through concise lines and sustained repetition, the lyric keeps its attention on God’s unchanging character, unmatched name, and exclusive claim to honor.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 15:11 Moses asks who is like the Lord, majestic in holiness and glory.
- Psalm 113:4 The psalm exalts the Lord above the nations and his glory above the heavens.
- Philippians 2:9-11 Paul describes the exalted name of Jesus and the universal confession of his lordship.