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Worthy Is the Lamb (feat. Onaje Jefferson) by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir cover art

The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - Worthy Is the Lamb (feat. Onaje Jefferson) Lyrics

Artist:
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
Album:
I'll Say Yes
Official Release:
29 Jan 2008

Lyrics

Verse 1


Thank you for the cross, Lord

Thank you for the price you paid

Bearing all my sin and shame, in love you came

And gave Amazing Grace


Verse 2


Thank you for this love, Lord

Thank you for the nail-pierced hands

Wash me in Your cleansing flow, now all I know

Your forgiveness and embrace


Chorus


Worthy is the Lamb

Seated on the throne

We crown You now with many crowns

You reign victorious!

High and lifted up

Jesus, Son of God

The darling of Heaven, crucified

Worthy is the Lamb (x2)


Verse 1 (Reprise)


Thank you for the cross, Lord

And thank you for the price you paid

Bearing all my sin and shame, in love you came

And gave Amazing Grace


Verse 2 (Reprise)


Thank you for this love, Lord

And thank you for the nail-pierced hands

Wash me in Your cleansing flow, now all I know

Your forgiveness and embrace


Chorus


Worthy is the Lamb

Seated on the throne

We crown You now with many crowns

You reign victorious!

High and lifted up

Jesus, Son of God

The darling of Heaven, crucified

Worthy is the Lamb (x4)


Chorus (Reprise)


Worthy is the Lamb

Seated on the throne

We crown You now with many crowns

You reign victorious!

High and lifted up

Jesus, Son of God

The darling of Heaven, crucified

Worthy is the Lamb (x5)


Outro


High and lifted up

Worthy (x2)

Worthy is the Lamb (x2)


Credits & Song Information

Release Date
2008-01-29
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Writer
Darlene Zschech
Community reviewed · SongSelect

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Meaning & Inspiration

The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir’s rendition frames the song as a communal declaration of gratitude and worship. The verses remember the cross, forgiveness, and grace, while the recurring refrain shifts into exaltation, presenting Jesus as the victorious Lamb. Onaje Jefferson’s featured performance and the choir’s repeated closing lines give this recording a testimony-like, congregational arc.