The First Hymn
Chris Tomlin's song 'Amen' is a worship anthem that calls all creation to silence and reverence before God. It emphasizes God's worthiness of all praise, glory, and honor, addressing Him as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The lyrics celebrate God as the giver of good gifts, the forgiver of sins, and the risen King who died and rose again. The repeated 'Amen' serves as a declaration of agreement and praise. The song draws on themes of divine majesty and redemption, inviting listeners to join in worship.
Let all be silent
The shining stars not sound
Rushing rivers still
Let the mountains bow down
In awe and wonder
In reverence we come
Who is worthy of all worship?
Who is seated on the throne?
All powers cry out in answer
All glory and praise forever
To our God
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit
Amen, we sing, amen
Let all be silent
The shining stars not sound
Rushing rivers still
Let the mountains bow down
In awe and wonder
In reverence we come
Who is worthy of all worship?
Who is seated on the throne?
Who is worthy of all worship?
Who is seated on the throne?
All powers cry out in answer
All glory and praise forever
To our God
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit
Amen, we sing, amen
To the only Giver of all good gifts
Amen
To the only One who forgives our sins
Amen
To the only God to the Risen King
To the One who died and rose again
Amen
We sing amen
To the only Giver of all good gifts
Amen
To the only One who forgives our sins
Amen
To the only God to the Risen King
To the One who died and rose again
Amen
We sing amen
All powers cry out in answer
All glory and praise forever
To our God
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit
Amen, we sing, amen, amen
Amen, we sing, amen, amen
We sing, amen, amen