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Crown Him! by David T. Clydesdale — Lyrics

[MAJESTY] Majesty, worship His majesty. Unto Jesus be all glory, honor, and praise. Majesty, Kingdom authority flow from His throne unto His throne His anthem raise. So exalt, lift up on high the name of Jesus. Magnify, come glorify Christ Jesus, the King, Christ Jesus the King. Majesty, worship His majesty; Jesus who died, now glorified, King of all Kings. Crown Him! Crown Him! Worship His majesty! [VERSE 1] Crown Him with many crowns, The Lamb upon His Throne; Hark! how the heavn'ly anthem drowns all music but its own! Awake, my soul and sing of Him who died for thee, and hail Him as thy matchless King through all eternity. [VERSE 2] Crown Him the Lord of love; Behold His hands and side rich wounds, yet visible above, in beauty glorified. No angel in the sky can fully bear that sight,
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About Crown Him!

"Crown Him!" is a powerful choral arrangement by David T. Clydesdale, weaving together Jack W. Hayford's modern worship chorus "Majesty" with the classic hymn "Crown Him with Many Crowns." It starts with a grand, sweeping declaration of Christ's royal authority, setting a tone of absolute reverence. When a choir takes this up, especially during Christ the King Sunday or Eastertide, the transition from the contemporary praise of "Majesty" into the driving, traditional verses of the hymn creates a massive surge of energy in the church.

The arrangement is built to lift the congregation's spirit. As the voices move through the verses—singing of the Lord of love, life, and heaven—the harmony swells, reflecting the triumph over the grave and the glory of the risen Lord. The final return to "Majesty" at the end brings the piece to a unified, triumphant close. It is a fantastic choice for a recessional or a major feast day, giving the choir a chance to sing with full, unrestrained joy while drawing everyone into the worship of the King of Kings.