Lyrics
Say to those who are fearful hearted, "do not be afraid,
the Lord your God is strong, with His mighty arm,
when you call on His name." He will come and save
He will come and save you, He will come and save you
Say to the weary one, "your God will surely come"
He will come and save you
He will come and save you, He will come and save you
Lift up your eyes to Him, you will arise again,
He will come and save you
Say to those who are broken hearted, "do not lose your faith,"
the Lord your God is strong, with His loving arms,
when you call on His name." He will come and save
He is our refuge in the day of trouble,
He is our shelter in the time of storm,
He is our tower in the day of sorrow,
our fortress in the time of war
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Meaning & Inspiration
He Will Come and Save You centers on reassurance for fearful, weary, and brokenhearted people. Its repeated promise points toward God as rescuer, while the images of refuge, shelter, tower, and fortress present divine protection amid trouble. The lyric does not deny sorrow or conflict; instead, it answers them with a call to look toward God, invoke his name, and recover hope. That emphasis gives the song a clear movement from distress toward confidence.
The language closely echoes biblical assurances that God comes to save and remains present in adversity. The opening appeal resembles the encouragement of Isaiah 35:4, and the description of God as refuge recalls Psalm 46. The song also links renewed strength with lifting the eyes toward God, suggesting that courage rests not in human certainty but in his dependable care. Through simple repetition, the central declaration becomes both comfort for the vulnerable and a confession of trust in God during fear, weariness, sorrow, and conflict.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 35:4 The verse tells fearful hearts not to fear because God will come to save.
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm names God as refuge, strength, and present help in trouble.
- Psalm 61:3 The psalm describes God as a refuge and strong tower against the enemy.