Lyrics
No eye has seen and no ear has heard
I can't imagine what He's gonna do
But I have seen Yes I have heard
Yes I do know that God is up to someone
And I am standing on something sure
You gave your word
You're gonna do what no man can ever do
All that we've seen
You'll exceed our wildest dreams
What You start You complete yeah
And if we can't see it, we gonna see it
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Increase our faith Lord
Jesus help our unbelief
And I am standing on something sure
You gave your word
You're gonna do what no man can ever do
All that we've seen
You'll exceed our wildest dreams
What You start You complete yeah
And if we can't see it, we gonna see it
If You said it, Lord I am gonna see it
From disappointment help me believe it
If You said it, Lord I am gonna see it
From disappointment help me believe it
Help me believe it
Help me believe it
If You said it we believe it
If You said it we believe it
If You said it we believe it
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Meaning & Inspiration
See It centers on confidence in God before the promised outcome becomes visible. The opening echoes the biblical language of what no eye has seen and no ear has heard, while the repeated appeal for increased faith admits that disappointment can make trust difficult. Its central assurance rests on the conviction that God keeps His word, completes what He begins, and can exceed human expectation.
The movement from uncertainty to testimony gives the song its devotional focus. Rather than denying doubt, the lyrics place unbelief before Jesus and ask for help, closely reflecting the prayer recorded in Mark 9. The refrain then answers fear with patient expectation: what God has spoken will eventually be seen. The result is a worship song about relying on divine faithfulness when present circumstances offer little evidence, with hope grounded in the character and promise of God rather than in visible progress.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 2:9 The opening directly echoes what no eye has seen and no ear has heard.
- Mark 9:24 The request for help with unbelief closely reflects this prayer to Jesus.
- Philippians 1:6 The lyric about God completing what He starts reflects confidence in His continuing work.