Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
I'm alive and well
I'm living in victory
I'm a testimony
Look what the Lord has done for me
I'm alive and well
I'm living in victory
I'm a testimony
Look what the Lord has done for me
Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
Come and see, oh, come and see
Look what the Lord has done for me
I'm alive and well
I'm living in victory
I'm a testimony
Look what the Lord has done for me
And I've returned to say:
I am grateful
No guilt no shame
Look what the Lord has done for me
We call you Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!
We call you Yahweh! Yahweh! Yahweh!
You are the Alpha and Omega!
Look what the Lord has done for me
We call you Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!
We call you Yahweh! Yahweh! Yahweh!
You are the Alpha and Omega!
Look what the Lord has done for me
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Come And See
Phil Thompson's live worship medley, recorded at PIwC in Worcester, MA, combines the songs 'Yahweh,' 'Come and See,' and 'My Worship.' The lyrics celebrate God's transformative work, declaring personal testimony of being alive, victorious, and free from guilt and shame. The repeated invitation 'Come and see what the Lord has done' emphasizes gratitude and praise. The song also exalts Jesus and Yahweh as Alpha and Omega, reflecting a theme of divine sovereignty. This energetic worship piece is rooted in a spirit of thanksgiving and testimony, encouraging listeners to recognize God's faithfulness in their lives.