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Lift Him Up
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'Lift Him Up' was written by Billy Funk. The writer of this great song wrote it with a highly rhythmic, energetic framework meant to inspire expressive, unashamed praise. The words are deeply rooted in Scripture, largely based from Biblical concepts of offering a "sacrifice of praise" (Hebrews 13:15) and exalting the name of God above all.
'Lift Him Up' is ONE of the songs released from a Hosanna! Integrity Music project entitled 'Lift Him Up' and was Recorded at Chrysler Hall in Norfolk, Virginia with Worship Leader Ron Kenoly and was Produced and Orchestrated by Tom Brooks.
'Lift Him Up' features powerful lyrics designed for corporate worship, focusing on subjects of exaltation and physical expression in worship.
The Verse to this great song says it this way...
I will come into Your Presence, Lord...with a sacrifice of praise
With a song I will exalt You, Lord...blessed be Your holy name
I will give You all the glory...You delivered me from shame
I'm created in Your righteousness...blessed be Your holy name
The Chorus of 'Lift Him Up' punctuates the message with the words...
Lift Him up...His name be lifted higher
Lift Him up...Exalt His holy name
Lift Him up...His name be lifted higher
Exalt His holy name!!!
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Lift him up. This name be lifted high. Lift him up. Exalt his holy name. Come on and lift him up. His name be lifted high. Exalt his holy name.
SPEAKER_00Welcome to the Worship 2.0 podcast, and today we're featuring the Great Song Select segment. Where we present to you a song that will stand the test of time. Remember, great songs have no expiration date. One song by itself can be life-changing. The intro song you just heard is Lift Him Up, which was written by Billy Funk. The writer of this great song wrote it with a highly rhythmic, energetic framework, meant to inspire expressive, unashamed praise. The words are deeply rooted in scripture, largely based from biblical concepts of offering a sacrifice of praise, like in Hebrews 13, 15, and exalting the name of God above all. Lift him up with one of the films released from Hosean Integrity Music Project entitled Lift Him Up. It was recorded at Chrysler Hall in Norfolk, Virginia, with worship leader Ron Cannoli, and was produced and orchestrated by Tom Brook. Lift him up features powerful lyrics designed for corporate worship. Focusing on subjects of exploitation and physical expression and worship. The mercy of this great thing says it this way. With a throne, I will exalt you. Lord be blessed by your holy name. I will give you all the glory. You delivered me from shame. I am created in your righteousness. Blessed be your holy name. Lift him up. His name be exalted. Lift him up. Exalt his holy name. Lift him up. His name be lifted higher. Exalt his holy name.
SPEAKER_01I will come into your presence long. Wear the sack with highest of praise. Wear the song I will exalt you, Lord. Blessed be your holy name. I will give you all the glory. You delivered me from change. I'm greater than your right. Let's be your holy name. This name be lifted higher. Lift in my salt is holy name. This name be lifted higher. It's all his holy name. Oh big in my lift and fire. It's all beautiful, man. This baby lift and I saw this for the main. I will come into the breath. With the sun, we find the break. With a song. With the song I will be so beat, that's it be all the day for that. I'm the beat, all the fucking law. I'm being the eye that I saw.
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