My Soul Magnifies The Lord
Chris Tomlin · Glory In The Highest - Christmas Songs of Worship [2009]
For every woman, every man
This will be a sign to you
A baby born in Bethlehem
Come and worship
Do not be afraid
A company of angels
Glory in the highest
And on the earth peace among
Those of whom His favor rests
Oh, come and worship
Do not be afraid, no, no
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul magnifies the Lord
He has done great things for me
Great things for me
Unto you a child is born
Unto us a Son is given
Let every heart prepare His throne
And every nation under Heaven
Come and worship
Do not be afraid, no, no
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul magnifies the Lord
He has done great things for me
Great things for me
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul magnifies the Lord
He has done great things for me
Great things for me
Of His government there will be no end
He'll establish it with His righteousness
And He shall reign on David's throne
And His name shall be from this day on
Wonderful, Counselor, Everlasting Father
Wonderful, Counselor
His name shall be Everlasting Father
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
He has done great things for us
He has done great things for us
He has done great things for us
He has done great things for us
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul magnifies the Lord
He has done great things for me
Great things for me
My soul, my soul magnifies the Lord
My soul magnifies the Lord
He has done great things for me
Great things for me
He has done great things
He has done great things
My Soul Magnifies The Lord
Chris Tomlin's 'My Soul Magnifies The Lord' stands as a centerpiece on his 2009 Christmas album, 'Glory In The Highest.' Recorded in the contemporary Christian music genre, the track exemplifies Tomlin's signature style of blending acoustic instrumentation with emotive vocal delivery to explore themes of divine presence during the holiday season. The song reflects a broader tradition within the genre of worship music, where artists frequently integrate seasonal motifs with year-round spiritual devotion. As part of Tomlin's extensive discography, this recording contributes to his reputation for crafting accessible yet profound anthems that resonate with congregational singing and personal reflection. The composition avoids specific lyrical references, focusing instead on the atmospheric quality and theological undertones characteristic of his work from this era.