Hallelujah (Light Has Come)

Hallelujah (Light Has Come) – worshippers face a radiant Nativity inside a candlelit Christmas chapel.

Hallelujah (Light Has Come)

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Hmmm my baby
Heaven sent you to me
All the worlds been praying
Who will save?

But who am I
That here tonight
I hold the one
Who’ll bring us life

Hallelujah, we’ve been found
A child is born to save us now
Hallelujah, light has come
A Savior who will set us free

A Promise for those who believe
Do you hear the Angels (Angels)
Sing for you my baby
Men and kings have come to

Bow to you
But here in my arms
So close to me
The son of God

Now all can see
Hallelujah, We’ve been found
A child is born to save us now, Jesus
Hallelujah, light has come

A savior set us free
So praise to God on high
He has heard our cry
So praise to God on high

He has heard our cry
Hallelujah, We’ve been found
Hallelujah, We’ve been found
A child is born to save us now, Jesus

Hallelujah, light has come
A Savior who will set us free
A Promise for those who believe

Hallelujah (Light Has Come) – worshippers face a radiant Nativity inside a candlelit Christmas chapel.

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About the carol Hallelujah (Light Has Come)

“Hallelujah (Light Has Come)” is a Christmas song recorded by BarlowGirl, the American Christian rock band known for faith-centered music. The song reflects the group’s focus on combining modern rock elements with messages of Christian belief.

The song celebrates the arrival of Jesus as the light that came into the world. Its lyrics focus on themes of hope, worship and the significance of Christ’s birth. The image of light represents the hope and salvation associated with the Christmas story.

BarlowGirl’s contemporary Christian style gives the song an energetic yet worshipful feeling. Its connection to Christmas comes directly from its focus on the Nativity and the Christian belief that Jesus’ birth brought hope to humanity. “Hallelujah (Light Has Come)” represents the modern worship side of Christmas music.