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People & Songs - Time To Rise Lyrics

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People & Songs

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Verse 1


In the name of Jesus, it'll come to pass


That every hungry soul will feast on what will last


He is our Sustainer, manna that endures


Just as it is written, we live on His every Word


Verse 2


In the name of Jesus, it'll come to pass


The saints will all emerge, one thing within our grasp


The hand of our dear Savior, we take nothing less


Just as it is written, we won't put Him to the test


Pre-Chorus


It's time to get ready


It's gonna be worth it


Chorus


Calling all you sleepers, wake up and prophesy


The Kingdom is among us; it's not hidden from our eyes


It's truer than the morning, it's wider than the skies


Come on, sons and daughters


Time to rise up and shine


Verse 3


In the name of Jesus, it'll come to pass


That every knee will bow and every tongue confess


Jesus, King of glory, Lamb upon the throne


Just as it is written, we will worship Him alone


Just as it is written, we will worship Him alone


Bridge


The day is getting close, the table is prepared


The lamps are full and burning bright


The clouds are gathering for the coming of the King


Shout, it's almost wedding time


Shout, it's almost wedding time


Time To Rise Up


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Meaning & Inspiration

Time To Rise gathers several biblical images into a call for spiritual readiness and active faith. Jesus is named as sustaining bread, the faithful Savior, the King of glory, and the Lamb upon the throne. The verses echo Scripture by speaking of living on God’s word, refusing to test him, and anticipating the day when every knee bows and every tongue confesses Christ as Lord.

The chorus turns from confession to awakening, calling sleepers to rise and shine because God’s kingdom is present. In the bridge, a prepared table, burning lamps, gathering clouds, and an approaching wedding portray readiness for the return of the King. Those images closely resemble Jesus’ parable of the ten virgins and New Testament teaching about Christ’s appearing. The repeated call to wake up is therefore more than general encouragement; it urges watchfulness, worship, and confidence in God’s promises. The song holds present discipleship and future hope together under the name of Jesus.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 4:4 Jesus says that life depends on every word that comes from God.
  • Philippians 2:10-11 The passage says every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.
  • Matthew 25:1-13 Jesus’ parable uses lamps and a wedding feast to teach readiness for his coming.