Lyrics
Verse 1
Have you seen?
The word of God never fails
The word of God never falls
The word of God is the truth
It always comes to pass
Be at rest for with God all things are possible
With God all things are possible.
Chorus
Have you seen the Lord fail?
No
Have you seen the Lord fail?
No.
Verse 2
Surely Surely Surely
It has come to pass
Surely surely It is already done
Have you seen the word of the king, return to him void?
Have you seen the word of the king return to his void?
Your word is Yea and amen
It is the only say
Your word is yea and amen
It is the only say.
When you say yes no man can say no!
Bridge
You won't fail me
No No.
Take your Glory
Yeah Yeah.
Credits & Song Information
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Meaning & Inspiration
Judikay's "Have You Seen" builds its argument around a single repeated question: has God's word ever failed? The first verse states the premise, that God's word never fails and never falls, and rests that claim on the idea that with God all things are possible. The chorus turns this into a direct challenge, asking whether the Lord has ever failed and answering itself immediately with no.
The second verse pushes the same claim further, insisting that what has been spoken is already done, and asking whether God's word has ever returned to him empty - an echo of Isaiah 55:11, where a word sent out accomplishes its purpose before returning. The line that every promise is yes and amen draws directly on 2 Corinthians 1:20. The bridge closes on assurance rather than request, declaring confidence that God will not fail and calling for his glory to be taken up in response.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 55:11 God's word does not return to him empty.
- 2 Corinthians 1:20 Every promise of God is Yes and Amen, echoed in the lyric.