Song Description
"Above All" is a powerful worship song that centers on the majesty and sacrificial love of Jesus Christ. It opens by proclaiming God's glory and victory, referring to Him as the "Majesty in Zion," emphasizing His ultimate authority and position on His throne.
The first verse invites listeners to reflect on the blessings in their lives, encouraging them to recognize and give thanks for God's goodness amidst the ordinary moments of life. The song boldly asserts the decision to call on the Lord, despite rejection from the world, and to reject the false gods of this world in favor of His unconditional love.
The chorus reiterates the theme of God's sovereignty, celebrating His glory and victory while recognizing His place of authority as the "Majesty in Zion."
In the second verse, the song highlights the sacrificial love of Jesus, who gave His life to save humanity. The singer humbly acknowledges their inability to repay Christ, offering their life in surrender to His will. The recognition that all they are is a result of His grace forms the heart of the verse.
Ultimately, "Above All" is an intimate expression of worship, gratitude, and surrender. It focuses on Jesus' love, sovereignty, and sacrifice, inspiring devotion and an earnest desire to live for Him. Through its lyrics, the song invites believers to honor Christ for who He is and what He has done.
Song Length |
2:30 |
Genre |
Unique - Gospel |
Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Mood |
Joyful, Delighted |
Subject |
Joy, Celebration |
Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
Above All
Intro:
You're glorious and victorious; Your Majesty in Zion!
Verse 1:
A regular day it may seem, brother, close your eyes and count your blessings.
A beautiful day to be thankful for the good things He has done.
We won't be ashamed to call upon the Lord, despite those who reject His unconditional love.
We won't bow to the gods of this world, for they have rejected His endless love.
Chorus:
You're glorious and victorious; Your Majesty in Zion.
Seated on Your throne, so glorious, O Majesty in Zion.
Verse 2:
You gave Your life just to save me, Dear Saviour,
I don't have anything worth to give in return.
To show Your love, You died on the cross, O Dear Saviour.
I can't offer anything worth to give in return.
Have my life, if it's worthy, Lord.
Do as You will, it's Yours, O Saviour.
For You are more than worthy, Lord.
All that I am is because of You, Jesus. *Chorus*
Copyright 2024 Richard Shekari.
Produced by Richard Shekari.
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