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Magnificent

(Stanley Chris)

This song talks of the faithfulness, love and greatness of God. He is the only One worthy of our praise, "from dawn to setting sun." His love is "better than life, much purer than gold refined," and remains unchanging despite our failures. In times of trouble, no adversary or adversity we face can bar His hand from intervening to rescue us to His arms. Those are the ideas brought out in the three Verses. The Chorus brings Him high praise, speaking of His power, exalting His Name, and expressing the famous prayer of Jesus that His Kingdom come to earth, and His will be done in our hearts (Matthew 6:10). This is the timeless song that the nations ever roar. Throughout history, empires have risen and fallen, but our God remains on His seat of power; He cannot be dethroned! He is indeed magnificent! That is the climax on which the Bridge ends this deep revelation of Who God is.

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VERSE 1:
O Lord You are
The only One
That all of my heart will strive
To praise and bless 
Throughout the day
From dawn to setting sun

VERSE 2:
Better than life
Is Your love to us 
Much purer than gold refined
It's void of pride
Not soiled with strife 
Much bigger than our crimes 

CHORUS:
Magnificent in power
Your Name be lifted high 
You reign as King forever 
Your Kingdom come to us
Your will be done in us
That's all that we desire 
To worship You our God

VERSE 3:
No foe can bar 
Your mighty hand
From entering into our fights 
To help and save
When tempter snares
And rescue to Your arms 

BRIDGE:
The nations ever roar 
This old but timeless song 
To speak of Who You are 

Their names all rise and fall
But Yours will never fold
It speaks of Who You are

© Stanley Chris 2022

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