Here I am, once again
Falling on your faithfulness
At the end of all my best
God, I come, You've done the rest
Here I am, once again
Falling on your faithfulness
At the end of all my best
God, I come, You've done the rest
Your cross, my confidence
Your death, my plea
Your resurrection, my cry of victory
You've thought of everything
There's nothing left
And all I do is come
You've done the rest
Remind my heart that it's okay
Your love is winning over my shame
So I will come with all that I am
To Your throne of grace, You've done the rest
Your cross, my confidence
Your death, my plea
Your resurrection, my cry of victory
You've thought of everything
There's nothing left
And all I do is come
You've done the rest
You've done the rest
You've done the rest
All I do is come
You've done the rest
All my heart for all my days
I'm holding nothing back from You
I will boast in nothing else
But You, my God, my everything
All my heart for all my days
I'm holding nothing back from You
I will boast in nothing else
But You, my God, my everything
Take my life, seal my fate
For You are all I'll ever need
Oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
Oh, You're all I'll ever need
Oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
Oh, You're all I'll ever need
Your cross, my confidence
Your death, my plea
Your resurrection, my cry of victory
You've thought of everything
There's nothing left
And all I do is come
You've done the rest
You've done the rest
You've done the rest
You've done the rest
You've done the rest
"You've Done The Rest" by JUDAH is a powerful song that resonates with believers who understand the depth of God's love and grace. The song beautifully captures the essence of surrendering our lives to God and acknowledging that He has already done everything for us. With its heartfelt lyrics and captivating melody, this song is a reminder of the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice and the victory we have in Him.
The inspiration behind "You've Done The Rest" stems from the realization that we can do nothing to earn our salvation. It is solely through the finished work of Jesus on the cross that we are saved and made righteous before God. The song humbly acknowledges our insufficiency and need for a Savior, as it declares, "Your cross, my confidence, Your death, my plea, Your resurrection, my cry of victory."
The lyrics point to the truth found in Scripture, particularly in Ephesians 2:8-9, which says, "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—not by works, so that no one can boast." This passage emphasizes that our salvation is not based on our own efforts or merit, but solely on God's grace. The song beautifully encapsulates this truth, as it declares that God has thought of everything and there is nothing left for us to do but come to Him.
Another verse that aligns with the theme of the song is Romans 5:8, which states, "But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." This verse reminds us that God's love is not conditional or based on our performance. He loved us even when we were lost in sin, and through Jesus' sacrifice, He has done everything necessary for our redemption. "You've Done The Rest" reflects this profound truth and encourages listeners to come to God with all that they are, knowing that He has already accomplished everything for their salvation.
The song also speaks to the believer's response to God's love and grace. It calls us to surrender our lives completely to Him, boasting in nothing else but God. It is a reminder that we are called to live a life of gratitude and devotion to the One who has done it all for us. As the lyrics state, "All my heart for all my days, I'm holding nothing back from You. I will boast in nothing else but You, my God, my everything."
"You've Done The Rest" is an anthem of praise and surrender, reminding us of the incredible love and sacrifice of our Savior. It encourages us to lay down our striving and rest in the finished work of Jesus. Through its powerful lyrics and heartfelt melody, the song invites us to come to God with all that we are, knowing that He has done everything necessary for our salvation and victory in Him.
In conclusion, "You've Done The Rest" by JUDAH is a song that beautifully captures the essence of surrendering our lives to God and acknowledging His completed work on the cross. Drawing inspiration from Scripture, the song reminds us of the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice and encourages us to respond with gratitude and devotion. It is a powerful reminder that we can do nothing to earn our salvation but can rest in the finished work of Jesus.
