O FALLEN ONE COVERED NOW IN SHAME
He is your hope, He is your life
Though He should judge
His anger turns away
Rise from the dust beautiful one
Don’t be afraid for you’re not left alone
His heart of love is broken for you
Your Father cares
For all your children now
Arise in His name beautiful one
Arise and shine your glory has come
Arise and shine your glory has come
Arise and shine
He is calling you by name
Though your walls have fallen down
He’ll build you up again
Lift up your eyes, many come to see
The splendour your God
Has given to you
Could each of Your saints
Become a thousand saints
Rise up and praise beautiful one
So let Your salvation come
For Your glory Lord
Set the captives free we pray
These souls are Your reward
James Gregory
Song Meaning
“Arise And Shine your glory has come” focuses on restoration for people covered by shame, loss, and brokenness. God calls the fallen by name, rebuilds ruined walls, and turns restored lives into witnesses of His glory.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Isaiah 60:1–3, Isaiah 61:1–4, and Psalm 147:3. These passages connect its main images and confession with Scripture.
Reflection
Shame and failure are not final; God’s compassionate salvation can rebuild lives and release captives. This truth invites a response through prayer, worship, renewed trust, and faithful action.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Arise And Shine your glory has come”?
Shame and failure are not final; God’s compassionate salvation can rebuild lives and release captives.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Isaiah 60:1–3, Isaiah 61:1–4, and Psalm 147:3 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits restoration, healing, evangelism, and services about hope after failure.