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Saviour (Live) by Afy Douglas cover art

Afy Douglas - Saviour (Live) Lyrics

Artist:
Afy Douglas
Album:
Savior
Official Release:
23 Dec 2018

Lyrics

Chorus


Savior Savior Savior 
The man You saved has come to worship You 
The man You saved has come to worship You 
Saviour Saviour Saviour 
The man You saved has come to worship You 
The man You saved has come to worship You 
Helper Helper Helper 
The man You helped has come to worship You 
The man You helped has come to worship You 
Healer Healer Healer
The man You healed has come to worship You 
The man You healed has come to worship You 


Worship Interlude


The man You made has come to worship You 
The boy You raised came here to worship You
This dust You put together has come to worship You 
The man You made a way for has come to worship You 
This little boy You gave life came here to bless Your name 
The man You helped just came here just to worship You 


Chorus


The man You saved has come to worship You 
The man You saved has come to worship You 
The man You saved has come to worship You 


Outro


Jesus Jesus Jesus 
The ones You Love have come to worship You 
The ones You Love have come to worship You 
The ones You redeemed have come to worship You 
The ones You died for have come to worship You 


Credits & Song Information

Performed By
Afy Douglas
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Release Date
2018-12-23
Community reviewed · Apple Music

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Meaning & Inspiration

“Saviour” (Live) by Afy Douglas is a live worship song built on one repeated confession: “The man You saved has come to worship You.” The opening names Saviour, Helper, and Healer, and each name is followed by what He did for the man who was saved, helped, and healed. The worshiper comes because of what God has done.

The interlude widens the list: the man God made, the boy He raised, the dust He put together, and the one for whom He made a way. The picture of being made from dust is close to Genesis 2:7 and Psalm 103:14, which remember that people are formed from dust.

The ending names Jesus and turns from “the man” to “the ones You love,” the ones redeemed, and the ones He died for, which recalls Romans 5:8 and 1 Peter 1:18-19. The song’s message is worship as a response to rescue.

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