Hagiazo
Dunsin Oyekan's song 'Hagiazo' is a worship piece centered on the theme of sanctification. The lyrics describe a personal response to God's call to be set apart, with the singer declaring that their life is no longer their own. The repeated phrase 'Hagiazo,' meaning 'sanctify' in Greek, reflects a dedication to holiness and readiness for the Master. The song draws from the biblical concept of being holy as God is holy, emphasizing surrender and consecration. It encourages believers to present themselves fully to God, living a life separated for His purposes.
I asked the Lord what heaven is singing now
He said to me 'Hagiazo' (Sanctify)
I dedicate myself to You, my Lord
The life I live is no longer my own
Hagiazo, hagiazo, hagiazo
I present myself to You
Separated unto You
This is what heaven is singing now
They are singing 'Hagiazo' (Sanctify)
I dedicate myself to You, O Lord
The life I live is no longer my own
Make me holy, Make me worthy
Ever ready for the Master
I present myself to You
Separated unto You
[repeats]