A million miles above the sky
Angels bow before your throne
You're God and God alone
That is the song they've been singing
All creation call you holy
Even now we bow before you
Worthy, worthy, worthy!
Is the lamb upon the throne
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
You are highly lifted up
And your glory fills this temple
As we lift our voice in praise
Come and dwell among your people.
Holy holy holy!
Is the Lord God Almighty
Worthy, worthy, worthy
Is the lamb upon the throne
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
Hallelu hallelujah
We lift our voice to praise your name
Hallelu hallelujah
Heaven and earth adore you lord
"Hallelujah" by Don Moen is a powerful worship song that has touched the hearts of millions around the world. With its uplifting lyrics and beautiful melody, it has become a favorite in churches and gatherings where believers come together to praise and worship God.
The song begins with the line, "A million miles above the sky, Angels bow before your throne, You're God and God alone." These words remind us of the majesty and holiness of God. It paints a picture of the heavenly realm where angels are constantly in awe of God's presence. This imagery sets the tone for the rest of the song, as it encourages us to join in worship and adoration of our Creator.
Throughout the song, the recurring theme of God's worthiness is emphasized. The lyrics declare, "All creation call you holy, Even now we bow before you, Worthy, worthy, worthy! Is the lamb upon the throne." This is a direct reference to Revelation 4:8, where the four living creatures around God's throne never cease to say, "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty, who was, and is, and is to come." The song echoes this biblical truth, reminding us that God alone is worthy of our praise.
As we continue to sing, the chorus resounds, "Hallelu hallelujah, We lift our voice to praise your name, Heaven and earth adore you, Lord." Here, the song captures the essence of worship: the act of lifting our voices and giving glory to God. It is a call for both heaven and earth to unite in adoration of the Lord. This concept is rooted in Psalm 148:1-2, which says, "Praise the Lord from the heavens; praise him in the heights above. Praise him, all his angels; praise him, all his heavenly hosts."
The bridge of the song reinforces the message of God's glory and presence among His people. It declares, "You are highly lifted up, And your glory fills this temple, As we lift our voice in praise, Come and dwell among your people." These words remind us of 2 Chronicles 5:13-14, where the glory of God filled the temple as the priests and musicians praised Him. The song encourages us to invite God's presence into our lives and worship, knowing that He delights in dwelling among His people.
In conclusion, "Hallelujah" by Don Moen is a song that exalts the holiness and worthiness of God. Its lyrics draw inspiration from biblical passages that speak of God's glory, the adoration of angels, and the invitation for heaven and earth to unite in praise. Through its powerful message and beautiful melody, this song encourages believers to lift their voices and worship the Lord. So, let us join in singing "Hallelujah" and declare God's greatness in our lives and the world around us.
