REVERE Enlists David & Nicole Binion to Render a Full-Band Version of "Behold (King of Glory)"

REVERE enlists David & Nicole Binion to render a new full-band version of "Behold (King of Glory)." The song was written by Sarah Kroger, Dwan Hill, Jessica Hitte, and Addison Bevere. This new version is one of three new powerful recordings of the song with a Spanish and a Portuguese version to come in the next few weeks.
The third single from REVERE's 2023 live album is reintroduced as a full-band version, led by David and Nicole Binion. The unified pursuit of God in this song creates an inviting call to an encounter with the Holy One, making space to gaze on the beauty of the Lord and express His greatness. "Behold (King of Glory) carries REVERE's core desire to inspire the Church to embrace her purpose of wholehearted, selfless, and boundary-breaking worship again.
Behold the King of glory
Beauty and majesty
Perfect authority
Righteous and mighty
On earth as in heaven
Creation in unity
All nations in harmony
A love for eternity
On earth as in heaven
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