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The document calls for people to be lifted up as they bow down in worship of God, for the heavens and nations to rejoice, and for the whole earth to tremble because God has come. People are called to come and worship the Lord in holiness as they bow down and are lifted up.
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Be lifted up
- 1. Be lifted up, be lifted up as we bow down, be lifted up
- 2. Let the heavens rejoice Let the nations be glad Let the whole earth tremble For you are God come and worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness as we bow down, be lifted up