The Gregory Brothers' song "O Come, All Ye Faithful" is a modern adaptation of the traditional Christmas carol. The lyrics remain largely the same, with the addition of electronic instrumentation and a more contemporary sound. The meaning of the song remains rooted in the celebration of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem. It calls upon all faithful believers to come and worship the newborn King of Angels. The lyrics emphasize the joy and triumph associated with this momentous event. The song also recognizes Jesus as the "Word of the Father" who has now appeared in flesh. This highlights the belief that Jesus is the divine Son of God, who has taken on human form to bring salvation to humanity. The chorus of the song, "O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!" is a repeated call to worship and praise Jesus. It encourages listeners to join in adoration and pay homage to the Savior. In addition, the lyrics contain references to the heavenly choir of angels singing in exultation, further emphasizing the divine nature of Jesus' birth. The song concludes with a proclamation of glory to God and recognition of His supreme importance. Overall, The Gregory Brothers' rendition of "O Come, All Ye Faithful" maintains the original spirit and meaning of the traditional carol while infusing it with a contemporary musical style.
