Lyrics
I want to know you
Every moment more and more
To stand in your presence and adore
Show us your glory
Our hearts desire more of you
We’re longing for your presence, Lord
To the One who is seated on the throne
To the One who reigns forever and ever
Be all the glory, be all the honor and the praise
Be all the glory, be all the honor and the praise
Holy, Holy
Holy, Holy
Holy are You Lord
Santo, Santo
Santo, Santo
Santo eres Tú
Al que está sentado en el trono
Al que vive para siempre y siempre
Sea la gloria, sea la honra y el poder
Sea la gloria, sea la honra y el poder
NADIE VA A ROBAR TU GLORIA (ESPONTÁNEO)
Tú eres digno de gloria
Tú eres digno de gloria
Tú eres digno de gloria
En el cielo y en la tierra
You are worthy of glory
You are worthy of glory
You are worthy of glory
In the heavens
On the earth
No hay otro digno
Su nombre es Jesús
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Meaning & Inspiration
To the One Who is Seated on the Throne and Nadie Va a Robar Tu Gloria joins longing for God’s presence with direct praise of the eternal King. The opening asks for greater knowledge of God and a place of adoration in his presence. From there, the song turns toward the One seated on the throne, assigning glory, honor, praise, and power to him alone.
The movement between English and Spanish broadens the same worshipful confession rather than changing its subject. Repeated declarations of holy and santo echo the heavenly worship pictured in Revelation, while the throne language closely follows its descriptions of God’s eternal reign. The spontaneous section insists that no rival is worthy and identifies Jesus by name as the recipient of glory in heaven and on earth. Repetition sustains a posture of adoration throughout the medley, joining desire for divine presence with the conviction that lasting honor belongs to God alone.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 4:9-11 The throne-room vision gives glory and honor to the One seated on the throne.
- Revelation 5:12-13 Heaven and earth ascribe honor, glory, and power to the Lamb and the One on the throne.