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See His Love by Jesus Culture + Kim Walker-Smith cover art

Jesus Culture + Kim Walker-Smith - See His Love Lyrics

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Jesus Culture + Kim Walker-Smith

Lyrics

See His love nailed onto a cross


Perfect and blameless life given as sacrifice


See Him there all in the name of love


Broken yet glorious, all for the sake of us


This is Jesus in His glory


King of Heaven dying for me


It is finished, He has done it


Death is beaten, Heaven beckons me


Greater love no one could ever show


Mercy so undeserved, freedom I should not know


All my sin, all of my hidden shame


Died with Him on the cross, eternity won for us


This is Jesus in His glory


King of Heaven dying for me


It is finished, He has done it


Death is beaten, Heaven beckons me


Such love, such love


Such love is this for me


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Meaning & Inspiration

“See His Love” centers on the crucifixion of Jesus as the decisive display of sacrificial love. Its opening images hold together innocence, suffering, and glory: a blameless life is given on the cross for others. The chorus then identifies the crucified one as the King of Heaven and answers the scene with confidence in Christ’s completed work. The declaration “It is finished” directly recalls Jesus’ words in John 19:30, while the claim that death is beaten turns grief toward resurrection hope.

The second verse makes the song’s meaning personal without presenting grace as deserved. Sin and hidden shame are placed at the cross, and freedom is received as mercy rather than achievement. Its language of unsurpassed love closely echoes John 15:13, where Jesus speaks of laying down one’s life for friends. The song therefore joins adoration with a concise account of redemption: Christ gives Himself, bears sin, defeats death, and opens the hope of eternity. The closing repetition lingers on love as the proper summary of that work.

Related Scripture

  • John 19:30 Jesus declares “It is finished” at the cross, as echoed in the chorus.
  • John 15:13 Jesus describes the greatest love as laying down one’s life for friends.
  • 1 Corinthians 15:54 Paul announces that death has been swallowed up in victory.