Lyrics
Chorus 1
You lived, You died, You said in three days You would rise
You did, You're alive
You rule, You reign, You said You're coming back again
I know, You will
All the earth will sing Your praises
All the earth willsing Your praises
Verse
You took, You take our sins away O God
You give, You gave Your life away for us
You came down You saved us through the cross
Our hearts are changed because of Your great love
Bridge
You lived, You died, You said in three days You would rise
You did, You're alive
You rule, You reign, You said You're coming back again
I know, You will, all the earth will sing Your praises
Chorus 2
You lived, You died, You said in three days You would rise
You did, You're alive
You rule, You reign, You said You're coming back again
I know, You will, all the earth will sing Your praises
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All of the earth all the earth will sing Your praises
All of the earth All the earth will sing Your praises
All of the earth all the earth will sing Your praises
All of the earth All the earth will sing Your praises
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Meaning & Inspiration
“All the Earth Will Sing Your Praises” gathers several central Christian claims into a direct song of worship. Its chorus moves from Christ’s death to His resurrection, reign, and promised return, answering each declaration with confidence and praise. The repeated phrase about all the earth broadens that confession beyond an individual response, presenting Jesus as worthy of worldwide worship.
The verse explains why that praise is offered. Christ takes away sin, gives His life, saves through the cross, and changes human hearts through His love. These lines closely reflect New Testament accounts of the gospel, especially the proclamation that Christ died and rose on the third day. The bridge and later choruses return to the same sequence rather than introducing a separate theme, allowing repetition to function as affirmation. By joining the cross, resurrection, present reign, and future return, the song portrays worship as a response to both what Christ has done and the hope attached to His continuing rule.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 Paul summarizes that Christ died for sins and was raised on the third day.
- Philippians 2:10-11 The passage anticipates every knee and tongue acknowledging Jesus Christ as Lord.
- Revelation 22:20 The closing promise of Scripture affirms that Christ is coming again.