Come See

Come see
Come see with spirit eyes
Come see
The door is open
Come near
Come weary and ashamed
Come near
His arms are open, His arms are open

Come live
Come live in freedom here
Come live
The chains are broken
Come rest
Come take His gift of grace
Come rest
The word is spoken, the word is spoken

Come see
Come see with spirit eyes
Come see
The door is open
Come home
Come lay your burdens down
Come home
His arms are open, His arms are open
His arms are open

His arms are open
His arms are open
His arms are open
His arms are open

His arms (his arms) are open
His arms are open
His arms are open
His arms are open

His arms are open
(The chain is broken, the chain is broken)
His arms are open
His arms are open
His arms are open

His arms are open

(The world is broken)

His arms are open

Song Meaning

A gentle invitation welcomes weary and ashamed people to God’s open arms, freedom, rest, and grace.

Biblical Message

Matthew 11:28–30 invites the weary to come to Jesus; Ephesians 2:8–9 speaks of grace as a gift.

Reflection

The repeated invitation asks listeners to bring burdens honestly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main message of “Come See”?

A gentle invitation welcomes weary and ashamed people to God’s open arms, freedom, rest, and grace.

Which Bible passages connect with the song?

Matthew 11:28–30 invites the weary to come to Jesus; Ephesians 2:8–9 speaks of grace as a gift.

When can this song be used in worship?

A gospel invitation or quiet prayer response.