THE EARTH IS THE LORD’S
The earth is the Lord’s
For He founded it upon the seas
Established it upon the waters
Clean hands and pure hearts
Clean hands and pure hearts
May ascend the mountain of the Lord
Stand within His holy presence
Who is this King of Glory?
Who is this King of Glory?
Jesus Christ
The King of Heaven
My Salvation
My Redeemer
Jesus Christ
The Mighty Saviour
I will ever; praise You
King of Glory
King of Glory come in
King of Glory come in
King of Glory come in
King of Glory come in
Come in
Andy Bromley
Song Meaning
“King Of Glory Come In” explores welcoming the holy and victorious King into surrendered lives. Its questions and answers follow Psalm 24, joining purity, God’s ownership of creation, and the entrance of the King of glory.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Psalm 24:1–10 and Revelation 19:16. These passages clarify how its central images and confession fit within Scripture.
Reflection
Jesus is the mighty Savior and Redeemer whose holy presence calls for clean hands, pure hearts, and praise. This truth can guide prayer, renew perspective, and shape faithful action in ordinary life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “King Of Glory Come In”?
Jesus is the mighty Savior and Redeemer whose holy presence calls for clean hands, pure hearts, and praise.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 24:1–10 and Revelation 19:16 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits processional worship, Advent, holiness themes, and calls to surrender.