I Will Call Upon the Lord
Keith Lancaster & the Acappella Company Lyrics


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The Lord liveth
And blessed be the rock
And let the God of salvation
Be exalted.
The Lord liveth
And blessed be the rock
And let the God of salvation
Be exalted.

Jesus Christ he dies for me
And he took away my sin
I will live with him for eternity.

The Lord liveth
And blessed be the rock
And let the God of salvation
Be exalted.
The Lord liveth
And blessed be the rock
And let the God of salvation
Be exalted.
The Lord liveth
And blessed be the rock
And let the God of salvation
Be exalted.
The Lord liveth
And blessed be the rock
And let the God of salvation
Be exalted.





(I will upon the Lord)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "I Will Call Upon the Lord" by Keith Lancaster and the Acappella Company are a proclamation of faith in God and his salvation through Jesus Christ. The opening lines refer to God's eternal nature and his role as the foundation of salvation. The repetition of the phrase "And blessed be the rock" emphasizes God's steadfastness and unchanging character, and the call for him to be exalted reinforces his status as the highest authority.


The song then turns to a personal statement of faith, with the declaration that Jesus Christ died for the singer's sins and that they will live with him for eternity. This is a common theme in Christian music, expressing gratitude and reliance on God's grace and sacrifice.


Overall, the song is a simple but powerful expression of worship and belief. It is often used in church services and Christian gatherings as a statement of collective faith and praise.


Line by Line Meaning

The Lord liveth
God is alive and present in our lives


And blessed be the rock
We praise God and give thanks for His strength and stability


And let the God of salvation
We acknowledge God as our Savior


Be exalted.
We lift up God and give Him honor and glory


Jesus Christ he dies for me
Jesus sacrificed himself on the cross for our sins


And he took away my sin
Through his sacrifice, Jesus provided us with forgiveness for our sins


I will live with him for eternity.
As believers, we have the hope of eternal life with Jesus


(I will upon the Lord)
We choose to rely upon and trust in God




Writer(s): Michael O'shields

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@1standlast

I used to sing this, exactly like this, in my christian school. This brought back memories. Thank you.

@brib6547

The lord liveth! Be exhalted!!

@MillyMFolia

Thank you is Just Beautiful singing !We need to call upon the Lord every second in our Life πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ’žπŸ’ž

@murielskinder

I woke up with this in my spirit✨️✨️✨️

@FrenaldGurro

I miss my mama edna with this song you are forever in my heart mama

@joanneg7646

And He took away my sin! Ya the Lord liveth blessed be my Rock!

@brienluck4783

This brings back memories of chapel at Harding Academy of Memphis in 1996, 1997, 1999, and 2000. I like this better, however, at .75x speed.

@jdubb6557

Finally! An acapella version! THANK YOU so much for this! And what a beautiful sounding church you have!

@felipejaimes1323

It's so beautiful, great worship

@chocolate4775

This is how this song should be sung

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