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Nice jam! You were right about the like button by the way. I wasn't logged in last time.
“Come to Pass” is a powerful rock anthem rooted in the scriptural truth of Joshua 21:43–45, where it is clearly declared that every promise Father made to Israel was fulfilled. This song confronts a common modern belief that we must still wait for certain promises to come true — when in fact, the biblical record already testifies that not one of the good promises failed. Through bold and reflective lyrics, the song draws the listener into a journey of awakening: a call to revisit the written Word and see that the fulfillment already came to pass.
The verses recount the historical fulfillment of the covenant — from the land being possessed to Israel's rest on every side, to the downfall of their enemies. It urges the listener to stop chasing a shadow of future expectation when the light of past reality already shines bright. “Why wait for what has been fulfilled?” the chorus asks, pressing the heart to let go of traditions that keep people hoping for something already delivered.
The bridge delivers a reflective moment, prompting introspection: “Do you hear the echo of the past?” It reminds us that our foundation must rest not in man-made projections, but in the faithfulness already demonstrated.
Musically, “Come to Pass” is a declaration of confidence in the reliability of Scripture and a challenge to let go of doctrines that resist the plain reading of the text.
Ultimately, the song calls us to stand firm on what has already been done—not to wait endlessly for what has already come to pass.
The verses recount the historical fulfillment of the covenant — from the land being possessed to Israel's rest on every side, to the downfall of their enemies. It urges the listener to stop chasing a shadow of future expectation when the light of past reality already shines bright. “Why wait for what has been fulfilled?” the chorus asks, pressing the heart to let go of traditions that keep people hoping for something already delivered.
The bridge delivers a reflective moment, prompting introspection: “Do you hear the echo of the past?” It reminds us that our foundation must rest not in man-made projections, but in the faithfulness already demonstrated.
Musically, “Come to Pass” is a declaration of confidence in the reliability of Scripture and a challenge to let go of doctrines that resist the plain reading of the text.
Ultimately, the song calls us to stand firm on what has already been done—not to wait endlessly for what has already come to pass.
How many times must a word be kept
Before we call it done?
How many flames must a fire light
Before we say it's won?
Father gave the land, it wasn't late
Every tribe walked through the gate
What He swore to Abraham
He fulfilled with His own hand
Not a single word fell down
Every promise made was sound
They took the land, they found their rest
Every oath passed Heaven’s test
It has come to pass, it’s not a dream
No shadow chase, no distant gleam
Why wait for what has been fulfilled?
The truth remains — the storm is stilled
It has come to pass!
Rest on every side was won
When the victory was done
No foe could stand, no threat could rise
Under covenant skies
Don’t rewrite what’s sealed in stone
Don’t chase a future already known
His Word stood firm, the deed is done
We’re not waiting for the undone
It has come to pass, it’s not a dream
No shadow chase, no distant gleam
Why wait for what has been fulfilled?
The truth remains — the storm is stilled
It has come to pass!
Do you hear the echo of the past?
It still speaks loud, it still will last
The victory's not in future days
It's written clear — Father's faithful ways
Why wait for a second fire
When the altar’s flame climbed higher?
Why long for gates already crossed
When the promise bore no loss?
It has come to pass, it’s not a dream
No shadow chase, no distant gleam
Why wait for what has been fulfilled?
The truth remains — the storm is stilled
It has come to pass!
Not one promise failed or slipped
Every word was fully gripped
So we stand on what was done
In the shadow of the Son
It has come to pass!
In the shadow of the Son!
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Nice jam! You were right about the like button by the way. I wasn't logged in last time.
Thanks David.
These songs aren't as clear as a mastered song, but it gets the message across.
I have also extended the login session, so you won't get logged out so often. 😊