Lyrics
Chorus: Trio Unison
We give You glory
We give You glory
We give You glory oh God
We give You glory
We give You glory
We give You glory oh God
Repeat
Hallelujah, hallelujah!
Hallelujah oh God
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah Oh God
Repeat
Verse: Worship LEADER
For You have fought for me, defeated death for me.
The weight of sin You've carried for me.
Your never ending love what You gave for us, is far more greater than anything.
Repeat CHORUS 1
Verse: 2x
Chorus 2: Trio Unison
Emmanuel
We know You're with us
We give You glory oh God
And we declare You're holy
Your more than worthy
We give You glory Oh God
Send Your power
Send Your power
Send Your power Oh God
Send Your power
Send Your power
Send Your power oh God
We give You glory
We give You glory
We give You glory oh God
We give You glory
We give You glory
We give You glory oh God
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Meaning & Inspiration
We Give You Glory centers on praise for God’s saving work in Christ. Its opening refrain offers repeated glory and hallelujah, then the verse gives that worship a specific basis: Christ fought on behalf of sinners, defeated death, carried sin’s weight, and showed immeasurable love. The language makes praise a response to redemption rather than a vague expression of admiration.
The second chorus names Emmanuel and confesses God’s presence, holiness, and worthiness. Matthew 1:23 directly supports the title Emmanuel and its meaning, “God with us.” The claim of victory over death also aligns with 1 Corinthians 15:57, where thanks are given to God for victory through Jesus Christ. Psalm 29:2 reflects the repeated call to give God the glory due his name and worship in holiness. Requests for divine power sit within that pattern of adoration and dependence. Across its repeated sections, the song joins gratitude for Christ’s completed victory with an appeal for God’s active presence.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 29:2 The psalm calls worshipers to give the Lord the glory due his name.
- Matthew 1:23 Matthew identifies Emmanuel as meaning God with us.
- 1 Corinthians 15:57 Paul gives thanks to God for victory through Jesus Christ.