Immortal invisible God only wise;
A love so accessible through the blood of Christ
Most holy most glorious ancient of days
Almighty, victorious, Your great name we praise
So we sing today
Hallelujah King forever
You’re the name above all names
Hallelujah my redeemer
You are worthy of all praise
We worship and honour You Father of light
While angels encircle You all veiling their sight
Our praises we now declare Father to You
And sing of the splendour and glory that You’re due
So we sing today
Most holy most glorious
Almighty victorious
Almighty victorious
Most holy Lord
Song Meaning
The song joins praise of the immortal God with gratitude that Christ opens a way to draw near.
Biblical Message
1 Timothy 1:17 names God immortal and invisible; Hebrews 10:19–22 speaks of access through Jesus’ blood.
Reflection
Approach God with reverence and gratitude.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Immortal Invisible God”?
The song joins praise of the immortal God with gratitude that Christ opens a way to draw near.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
1 Timothy 1:17 names God immortal and invisible; Hebrews 10:19–22 speaks of access through Jesus’ blood.
When can this song be used in worship?
Use it for adoration or communion.