Agnus Dei
Darlene Zschech Lyrics


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Alleluia, alleluia
For the Lord God Almighty reigns
Alleluia, alleluia
For the Lord God Almighty reigns
Alleluia

Holy, holy are You Lord God Almighty
Worthy is the lamb
Worthy is the lamb

You are holy, holy are You Lord God Almighty
Worthy is the lamb




Worthy is the lamb
Amen

Overall Meaning

The song Agnus Dei by Darlene Zschech is a powerful testament to the praise and worship of God Almighty. The song opens with a joyful declaration of "alleluia," which is repeated throughout the chorus. The song reminds us that God reigns and is above all things, which is a comforting concept for many Christians. It is a reminder that no matter how difficult life may seem, God is in control and will always be there to guide and protect us.


The second half of the song focuses on the divine attributes of God, singing "holy, holy are You Lord God Almighty" and acknowledging the worthiness of Jesus as the Lamb of God. The use of the word "Amen" at the end signifies agreement and submission to God's sovereignty. It is a beautiful anthem of worship that serves as a reminder of God's power and love.


Line by Line Meaning

Alleluia, alleluia
Praise and worship the Lord with great joy and enthusiasm


For the Lord God Almighty reigns
Declare that the all-powerful God is ruling and reigning over everything


Holy, holy are You Lord God Almighty
Proclaim the divine nature of God, who is pure, separate from and exalted above all else


Worthy is the lamb
Acknowledge that Jesus Christ is deserving of admiration, honor, and respect


You are holy, holy are You Lord God Almighty
Affirm and emphasize again that God is entirely and intrinsically pure and perfect


Amen
Agree with and confirm everything that has been said, and express complete trust and confidence in God




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