Lyrics
Asher haya v’hoveh v’yavo
Who was and is and is to come
My Savior came, gave His life for me
And I know He’s coming back to bring me home
I know He’s coming again
I know He’s coming again
Yes, I know
He’s coming again
I know He’s coming again
He’s coming again, He’s coming again
Doo, doo, doo...
We’ll keep on singing ‘til
He comes again
Then we’ll sing some more
We’ll keep on singing ‘til He comes again
Until we reach the golden shores
We’ll keep on singing ‘til He comes again
Then we’ll sing some more
We’ll keep on singing ‘tilHe comes again
Then we’ll sing forevermore!
Yes we know, He’s coming again
Yes we know, He’s coming again
We know, He’s coming again
Yes we know, He’s coming again
He’s coming again, He’s coming again
Doo, doo, doo...
Oh we know, He’s coming again
Yes we know, He’s coming again
We know, He’s coming again
...
We know, He’s coming again
Oh, He’s coming again
Yes, He’s coming again
He’s coming again, He’s coming again
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song is a declaration of confidence in Christ’s return. Its opening Hebrew phrase, immediately rendered as the one who was, is, and is to come, places the promise within the eternal rule of God. The lyric then connects the Savior’s sacrificial death with the expectation that he will return and bring his people home. Repeated statements about his coming turn that expectation into sustained praise rather than speculation about dates or events.
Revelation 1:8 closely supports the opening description of the Lord across past, present, and future. The hope of being brought home also recalls John 14:2–3, where Jesus promises to prepare a place and return for his disciples. Singing continues both while the church waits and after arrival at the promised shore, presenting worship as a response that reaches beyond present circumstances. The song’s emphasis remains clear and consistent: Christ gave his life, his return is certain, and praise continues in hopeful expectation.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 1:8 The Lord is described as the one who is, was, and is to come.
- John 14:2-3 Jesus promises to prepare a place and return to bring his disciples to himself.
- 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 Paul describes the Lord’s return and believers being gathered to remain with him.