O Come Let Us Adore Him

Hillsong Worship's rendition of 'O Come Let Us Adore Him' is a modern take on a classic Christmas hymn that invites believers to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. The song opens with a call to the faithful to come to Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, and to behold Him, the King of Angels. This invitation is not just a physical journey but a spiritual one, urging listeners to come with joy and triumph to worship Christ the Lord. The repetition of the phrase 'O come, let us adore Him' serves as a powerful reminder of the central theme of adoration and worship.

The lyrics also highlight the role of angels and the heavenly host in celebrating the birth of Jesus. The choirs of angels sing in exaltation, and all citizens of Heaven are called to give glory to God. This imagery elevates the event of Jesus' birth to a cosmic level, emphasizing its significance not just for humanity but for all of creation. The song's chorus, 'O Sing Hallelujah,' further amplifies this sense of universal praise and adoration.

In the final verses, the song shifts to a more personal and intimate tone. The faithful greet Jesus, born on this happy morning, and acknowledge Him as the 'Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing.' This line encapsulates the Christian belief in the incarnation, the idea that Jesus is God made flesh. The song concludes with a renewed call to adore Christ the Lord, reinforcing the message of worship and reverence. Hillsong Worship's version of this hymn combines traditional elements with contemporary worship, making it a timeless piece that resonates with modern audiences while staying true to its roots.