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Before the Throne (Live Version) by Shekinah Glory cover art

Shekinah Glory - Before the Throne (Live Version) Lyrics

Artist:
Shekinah Glory
Album:
Jesus (Live)
Official Release:
25 Sep 2007

Lyrics

Lead


Before the throne is where we come to offer praise and seek wisdom
You have torn the veil that separates
No more outside now in Your grace.


Choir


Before the throne is where we come to offer praise and seek wisdom
You have torn the veil that separates
No more outside now in Your grace


Refrain


So we bow as we enter the throne room
And we cast ourselves down at Your feet
We cry holy, thou art holy, there is none like thee.
In Your presence is where we must be


Lead


Prepare our hearts for service now
When we fall short please show us how
Guide us with Your truth, ancient of days
Renew our hearts and cleanse our way


Choir (x2)


So we bow as we enter the throne room
And we cast ourselves down at Your feet
We cry holy, thou art holy, there is none like thee
In Your presence is where we must be


Ad Lib


Soloist ad lib throughout
choir repeat through out
In Your presence is where we must be x9


Credits & Song Information

Label
Kingdom Records
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Release Date
2007-09-25
Community reviewed · Apple Music

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Meaning & Inspiration

In this live recording of “Before the Throne,” Shekinah Glory sings of approaching God with praise and a request for wisdom. The lead and choir open with the same line, “Before the throne is where we come to offer praise and seek wisdom,” and proclaim that God has torn the veil that separates, so there is “no more outside now in Your grace.”

The imagery is close to Matthew 27:51, where the temple veil was torn, and Hebrews 10:19-22, which speaks of drawing near with confidence through Christ. The refrain bows at the throne room and casts down before His feet, crying “holy, thou art holy, there is none like thee,” which recalls Isaiah 6:3 and Revelation 4:8.

The lead then asks that hearts be prepared for service and cleansed, and the song closes in an extended ad lib of “In Your presence is where we must be.” Its message is access to God through grace, met with reverence and dependence.

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