We are here, here to worship Adonai (Adonai)
And in our lives forever He be lifted high (Lifted high)
And when all else fails, still His glory shall remain (Shall remain)
So we lay down self, surrender all to give Him praise (Give Him praise)
You have captured our hearts with Your love
Made a way to know life in Jesus (x2)
With this song we will bring all glory
Honour, and all praise
Unto the Lamb that was slain for us
But now forever reigns
Emmanuel, Emmanuel, God with us, stay with us
Emmanuel, Emmanuel, God with us, always with us
You are here, You are here
It’s You we worship for You are here (x2)
Jake Isaac & Jermaine JC Henry
Song Meaning
“We are here here to worship Adonai” focuses on surrendered worship of Adonai, the Lamb who died and now reigns. God’s presence and Christ’s saving love move worshippers to lay down self and give Him lasting praise.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Revelation 5:9–13, Matthew 1:23, and Philippians 2:9–11. These passages connect its main images and confession with Scripture.
Reflection
Jesus made the way to life, remains God with us, and deserves glory, honor, and praise. This truth invites a response through prayer, worship, renewed trust, and faithful action.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “We are here here to worship Adonai”?
Jesus made the way to life, remains God with us, and deserves glory, honor, and praise.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Revelation 5:9–13, Matthew 1:23, and Philippians 2:9–11 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits communion, Advent, surrender, and Christ-centered praise.