Awesome Medley
Song Meaning
Israel Houghton moves between Spanish and English without treating one as primary — 'maravillado estoy de ti' ('I am amazed by You') and 'I stand in awe of You' carry equal weight, repeated back to back rather than one translating the other for a specific audience. The medley stacks two distinct songs, 'I Stand in Awe' and 'Awesome in This Place,' joined by the same posture of wonder running through both.
'Abba Father' pulls directly from Romans 8:15's language of the 'Spirit of adoption, by whom we cry, Abba, Father' — an intimate, familial title placed right alongside the more formal 'mighty God' in the same line, holding closeness and majesty together without choosing between them. 'Santa Dios, de quien la gloria es' ('Holy God, to whom the glory belongs') echoes Isaiah 6:3's 'holy, holy, holy' declaration, and the medley's whole structure — moving between two languages, two songs, and two registers of address — performs the same range of awe and intimacy it's actually describing.
Maravillado estoy de ti
Maravillado estoy de ti
Santa Dios
De quien la glorias es
Maravillado estoy
Maravillado estoy
I stand I stand in awe of You
I stand I stand in awe of You
Holy God to Whom praise is due
I stand in awe of You
I stand in awe of You
You are awesome in this place mighty God
You are awesome in this place Abba Father
You are worthy of all praise
To You our lives we raise
You are awesome in this place mighty God