Lyrics
Chorus (x2)
See how far You've brought me
Lord I've come to worship You
Verse 1
See how much You've helped me
Lord I've come to worship You
Ebenezer, See how much You've helped me
Lord I've come to worship You
Ebenezer See how far You've brought me
Lord I've come to worship You
Chorus
See how far You've brought me
Lord I've come to worship You
Verse 2
See how much You favored us Lord
I've come to worship You
See how much You rescued me
From the miry clay, from the jaws of the enemy
From the claws of my enemy
That's why I've come to worship You
Worship you my Lord
Chorus (x2)
See how far You've brought me
Lord I've come to worship You
Bridge (x2)
I never knew you would favor me this way
Thanksgiving
See How well You have rescued us (Thank you)
You have rescued us (Thank you)
Thank You Jesus (x8)
We never knew you will favor us this way God (x8)
Praise
It is Jesus It is Jesus (the owner)
It is Jesus (The lifter)
It is Jesus (the raiser)
It is Jesus (Promoter)
It is Jesus (Defender)
It is Jesus (The lifter)
It is Jesus (My father)
Eyin Le Se Yi (You did all of this)
Eyin Le Se Yi (You did all of this)
Outro (x2)
See how far You've brought us
Lord we've come to worship You
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“See How Far” is a worship song of thanksgiving by Nathaniel Bassey, Dunsin Oyekan, and Victoria Orenze. Its main line, “See how far You’ve brought me, Lord I’ve come to worship You,” treats worship as a response to what God has already done. The word “Ebenezer” recalls 1 Samuel 7:12, where Samuel set up a stone and said, “Hitherto hath the LORD helped us.”
The verses name specific things to be thankful for: help, favor, and rescue “from the miry clay, from the jaws of the enemy.” The miry clay echoes Psalm 40:2. The bridge repeats “I never knew you would favor me this way,” a line of surprise at grace, followed by repeated “Thank You Jesus.”
The later section lists titles for Jesus, including the lifter, the defender, and the promoter, and includes a Yoruba line, “Eyin le se yi,” translated in the lyric as “You did all of this.” The song moves from personal testimony to shared thanks, ending with “we’ve come to worship You.”
Related Scripture
- 1 Samuel 7:12 Ebenezer: “Hitherto hath the LORD helped us”
- Psalm 40:2 Being lifted from the miry clay
- Psalm 100:4 Entering His presence with thanksgiving