PAUL WILBUR – EVEN SO
Whoa, this is a powerful cry for Jesus’ return ! The repetition of “Even so, even so / Even so Yeshua come” is like a passionate plea for the King to take His throne.
The imagery of creation crying out for Jesus’ return and Jerusalem welcoming Him paints a picture of eager anticipation for God’s kingdom. And “May our worship rise like incense as we magnify the Son” is like offering up prayers and praise to the One worthy.
The line “The Spirit and the Bride say come” echoes Revelation 22:17, emphasizing the unity of God’s people and the Spirit in longing for Jesus’ return.
The song’s focus on Jesus as “Mighty God of Israel, Lamb upon the throne” highlights His dual nature as both powerful God and sacrificial Lamb.
Even so, even soEven so Yeshua comeAll creation cries for the returning of our KingCome and take Your placeOn Your throne Jerusalem
You are welcome in this placeBe enthroned upon our praisesMay our worship rise like incense as we magnify the SonMighty God of Israel, Lamb upon the throneAll blessing and honor to our God forevermore
Even so, even soEven so Lord Jesus comeAll creation cries for the returning of our KingCome and take Your placeOn Your throne Jerusalem
We join our hearts togetherWe come in one accordThe bonds of peace unite usIn the Spirit of the LordYou’ll clothe us with salvation in robes of purest whiteThe body of Messiah we are precious in Your sight
Even so, even soEven so Yeshua comeAll creation cries for the returning of our KingCome and take Your placeOn Your throne Jerusalem
And the Spirit and the Bride say comeAnd the Spirit and the Bride say comeTo the Lion and the LambHeaven’s King, the Great I AmCome and take Your placeOn Your throne Jerusalem
Even so, even soEven so Yeshua comeAll creation cries for the returning of our KingCome and take Your placeOn Your throne Jerusalem
Even so, even soEven so Yeshua comeAll creation cries for the returning of our KingCome and take Your placeOn Your throne Jerusalem
Come and take Your placeOn Your throne JerusalemCome and take Your placeOn Your throne Jerusalem
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