We had turned from God to sin’s disgrace
We chose the path to hell
Perfect law of God condemned our race
For all in Adam fell
But the righteousness of God appeared
And the world found hope again
For the Righteous One has come down to bear
All the curse of sin and death
Now to Him who’s seated on the throne
All glory be forever
Oh the depths of wisdom grace and power
All glory be forever
All glory be forever
Every bond of sin that held us fast
Is left in Jesus’ grave
We’ve been freed from all that gripped our past
From Satan’s rule and reign
We’ve been raised to life to breathe His grace
As captives now reclaimed
All our guilt is gone all our striving ceased
We’re alive to seek His fame
Now our future’s fixed our journey clear
God will not let us go
Every trial that tempts our hearts to fear
He’ll use to give us hope
All creation groans as we await
What our eyes have longed to see
Every pain and evil we’ve long endured
Will be crushed by Christ our King
Jordan Kauflin
Song Meaning
“All Glory Be Forever” focuses on the gospel from humanity’s fall to final restoration. Its message turns this truth into a personal response of faith and worship.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Romans 3:21–26; Romans 8:18–39. Christ bears the curse, breaks bondage, secures the future, and turns every trial toward hope.
Reflection
Christ bears the curse, breaks bondage, secures the future, and turns every trial toward hope. This invites listeners to carry the song’s truth into prayer, choices, and relationships.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “All Glory Be Forever”?
Christ bears the curse, breaks bondage, secures the future, and turns every trial toward hope.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Romans 3:21–26; Romans 8:18–39 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits gospel teaching, assurance, or communion.