Editing Agnus Dei (section)

=== Evangelical Protestants ===
A popular worship song among [[Evangelical Protestants]] is a reaction to the Lamb of God being seated on the throne in [[Revelation 5]] by [[Michael W. Smith]]. This version is response of praise to scene, while the other liturgical versions are prayers.

The words are

{{poemquote|Alleluia Alleluia
For our Lord God Almighty reigns
Alleluia Alleluia
For our Lord God Almighty reigns
Alleluia Holy

Holy
Are You Lord God Almighty
Worthy is the Lamb
Worthy is the Lamb
You are Holy}}
(Last stanza repeats 3 times)

A [[Ukrainian Language|Ukrainian]] translation was sung in 2015 in [[Lviv, Ukraine]], during the [[War in Donbas]]<ref>{{cite web
| url          = https://billygraham.org/story/christians-in-ukraine-after-festival-of-hope-great-and-mighty-is-our-god/
| title        = Christians in Ukraine After Festival of Hope: 'Great and Mighty Is Our God'
| last         = Chandler
| first        = Charles
| date         = 20 June 2015
| publisher    = [[Billy Graham Evangelistic Association]]
| access-date  = 4 April 2023
}}</ref> at an event organized by [[Franklin Graham]].  The song was notably sung again on [[Easter]] 2022 in Lviv by a choir of [[2022–2023 Ukrainian refugee crisis|Ukrainian refugees]] fleeing the [[Russo-Ukrainian War]].<ref>{{cite web
| url          = https://www.foxnews.com/video/6304218108001
| title        = Ukrainian choir composed of refugees celebrates Easter from Lviv
| date         = 17 April 2022
| publisher    = [[Fox News]]
| access-date  = 4 April 2023
}}</ref>