Lyrics
Praise him praise him
Praise him praise him
Jesus blessed savior
He's worthy to be praised (repeat)
From the rising of the son
Until the going down of the saint
He is worthy Jesus is worthy
He's worthy to be praised
Glory glory (oh let's give god the glory)
Glory glory (oh let's give him the glory)
Jesus blessed savior (blessed savior)
He's worthy to be praised (he's worthy to be praised)
God is our rock (is our rock)
Hope of salvation (of salvation)
A strong deliverer (a strong deliverer)
In him will i always trust (in him will i trust)
Praise him praise him (oh let us praise him)
Praise him praise him (oh let us praise him)
Jesus blessed savior (blessed savior)
He's worthy to be praised (he's worthy to be praised)
God is our rock (god is our rock)
Hope of salvation (of salvation)
A strong deliverer (a strong deliverer)
In him will i always trust (in him will i trust)
Praise him praise him (oh let us praise him)
Praise him praise him (oh let us praise him)
Jesus blessed savior (blessed savior)
He's worthy to be praised (he's worthy to be praised)
Worthy to be praised
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Meaning & Inspiration
Praise Him is built as a direct call to honor Jesus, the blessed Savior. Its opening repetition keeps the focus on his worthiness rather than on a changing circumstance. The lyric then places praise across the whole day, from sunrise to sunset, closely following the language of the Psalms. Glory belongs to God because he is presented as rock, deliverer, and the source of salvation.
The choir-style responses reinforce the song’s communal character while preserving a simple confession of trust. Repeated descriptions of God as a strong deliverer connect praise with dependence: worship is offered not merely for what God gives, but for who he is. The final return to “worthy to be praised” gathers each image into one sustained declaration. Through its compact lines and recurring refrain, the song joins adoration, confidence, and gratitude in a form suited to congregational participation.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 113:3 The psalm calls for the Lord’s name to be praised from sunrise to sunset.
- Psalm 18:2 David names the Lord as his rock, deliverer, and stronghold.
- Psalm 150:2 The psalm commands praise for God’s mighty acts and greatness.