From the album All Creation Points to One
About This Song
Kadosh means "holy" in Hebrew. Drawing from the worship scenes of Isaiah 6:3 and Revelation 4:8, the final song turns the entire EP upward in reverence and praise: "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty."
The song blends English with simple Hebrew worship words:
Kadosh — Holy Adonai — Lord El Elyon — God Most High Ruach — Spirit Melech ha-kavod — King of Glory
While the first three songs proclaim what Jesus has done and what His Spirit gives, Kadosh focuses on who God is. He is holy, worthy, eternal and exalted above all creation.
Devotional
Heaven's worship has one word it repeats three times. Not "mighty, mighty, mighty," though He is. Not "loving, loving, loving," though He is that too. The seraphim of Isaiah 6 and the living creatures of Revelation 4 cry the same thing, without ceasing: holy, holy, holy.
Kadosh — set apart, unlike anything else, in a category entirely His own. Every other attribute of God is holy: His love is holy love, His power holy power. This is the word underneath all the others.
It is fitting that an EP full of movement and celebration ends here — because all true worship does. The music quiets, the countdown resolves to One, and what remains is the song that never stops: Melech ha-kavod, the King of Glory, holy forever.
Kadosh, kadosh, kadosh — Adonai, El Elyon. Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty, who was, and is, and is to come. Let our whole lives join the song. Amen.
Credits: Music and lyrics: Sandy Rock · Singing & vocals: Habrianic · Producer: Sandy R
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