God the uncreated One
The author of salvation
Wrote the laws of space and time
And fashioned worlds to his design
The One whom angel hosts revere
Hung the stars like chandeliers
Numbered every grain of sand
Knows the heart of every man
He is King forever
He is King forever
He is King forevermore
God our fortress and our strength
The rock on which we can depend
Matchless in his majesty
His power and authority
Unshaken by the schemes of man
Never-changing, Great I Am
Kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall
He is faithful through it all
Crown him King forever
Crown him King forever
Crown him King forevermore
Mighty God in mortal flesh
Forsaken by a traitor’s kiss
The curse of sin and centuries
Did pierce the lowly Prince of Peace
Lifted high, the sinless man
Crucified, the spotless Lamb
Buried by the sons of man
Rescued by the Father’s hand
To reign as King forever
Reign as King forever
Reign as King forevermore
King Eternal, God of Grace
We crown You with the highest praise
Heaven shouts and saints adore
You’re Holy, Holy, Holy Lord!
What joy in everlasting life
All is love and faith is sight
Justice rolls and praises rise
At the Name of Jesus Christ
King of Kings forever
King of Kings forever
King of Kings forevermore
Song Meaning
The hymn worships the uncreated King whose word formed space and time, whose wisdom governs history, and whose Son accomplished salvation.
Biblical Message
Colossians 1:16–17 presents Christ before and over creation. Psalm 33:6–9 celebrates creation by God’s word, and Ephesians 1:7–10 joins redemption with his cosmic purpose.
Reflection
The Creator’s power and the Savior’s grace belong to one story. History is not random beneath his rule.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “God The Uncreated One”?
The hymn worships the uncreated King whose word formed space and time, whose wisdom governs history, and whose Son accomplished salvation.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Colossians 1:16–17 presents Christ before and over creation. Psalm 33:6–9 celebrates creation by God’s word, and Ephesians 1:7–10 joins redemption with his cosmic purpose.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits majestic worship, creation themes, and Christ-centered teaching.