MAJESTY, WORSHIP HIS MAJESTY
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MAJESTY, WORSHIP HIS MAJESTY by Jack Hayford, Arr. Eugene Thomas — Lyrics
About MAJESTY, WORSHIP HIS MAJESTY
When we bring "Majesty, Worship His Majesty" out for rehearsal, there is always a shift in the room. This is a song that demands a certain posture of the heart. It is a pure declaration of Christ's kingship, moving from a quiet reverence into a bold call to "exalt, lift up on high the name of Jesus." The melody carries a regal, almost marching weight that naturally draws a congregation into worship.
In our parishes, this piece finds its home during moments of deep adoration or as a powerful entrance hymn on feast days like Christ the King. The arrangement builds steadily, layering the voices until the final, triumphant line: "Jesus who died, now glorified, king of all kings." It is a wonderful choice when the choir needs to lead the church not just in singing, but in genuine, focused praise.