No Eye
Rita Springer's 'No Eye' is a worship song that reflects on the mystery of God's plans and the limits of human understanding. Drawing from Scripture, it acknowledges that only the Spirit knows the depths of God and man, and that God's wisdom surpasses human wisdom. The song expresses a childlike faith, trusting in God's goodness even when His ways are beyond comprehension. It references Jesus as the bread of life and living water, inviting listeners to taste and see that the Lord is good. The repeated refrain emphasizes that no eye has seen or ear heard what God has prepared for those who believe, yet the singer chooses to trust and believe again.
Only the Spirit knows
The deepest thoughts of man
Only the Spirit knows
The mind of God
Your wisdom is for fools
And Your foolishness is wise
So I'm coming like a child
To understand
No eye has ever seen
No ear has ever heard
The things You're planning Lord
The things You're doing
For all who believe
No mind can comprehend
This deepest mystery
But I hear You speak again
I think I'll trust again
I believe
You know I've heard it said
Oh that, You're the very bread of life
And I know I've heard You say
You're water to my soul
But how can I eat of You
Oh Lord must I, drink Your very blood
Just help me taste and see
That You are good
Oh for
No eye has ever seen
No ear has ever heard
The things You're planning Lord
The things You're doing
For all who believe
No mind can comprehend
This deepest mystery
But I hear You speak again
I think I'll trust again
I believe
I believe
Oh for
No eye has ever seen
No ear has ever heard
The things You're planning Lord
The things You're doing
For all who believe
No mind can comprehend
This deepest mystery
But I hear You speak again
I think I'll trust again
I believe
I believe
Oh no, no mind can comprehend
This deepest mystery
But I hear You speak again
I think I'll trust again
I hear You speak again
I believe