Arise
Wally Ramirez Lyrics


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He who came
A King of the unseen
A Savior, Redeemer of all who are stained
He′s the true love of the despised
Now those who are ashamed hang your heads no more

Arise-whom the Son has set free is free indeed
Arise-our debt was paid on the tree

He who came
A King of the unseen
Savior, Redeemer of all who are stained
He made ugly into beauty-the forgotten are reclaimed
They are slaves no longer-He's broken every chain
And even though we′re guilty we've all been justified
It's through Jesus Christ we′ve been redeemed

Arise-whom the Son has set free is free indeed
Arise-our debt was paid on the tree

All the pain and all the anger-all the fear and doubt
It′s all the same-It's all been paid for with the blood that He poured out





Arise-whom the Son has set free is free indeed
Arise-our debt was paid on the tree

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Wally Ramirez's song Arise are centered around the theme of redemption and salvation through Jesus Christ. The opening lines refer to Jesus as the King of the unseen, highlighting the fact that the spiritual realm is just as real and significant as the physical world we can see. The lyrics then go on to describe how Jesus is the Savior and Redeemer of all those who are stained, or burdened by sin. He is the true love of the despised, meaning that even those who may feel rejected or unloved by others can find acceptance and love in Jesus.


The chorus of the song repeatedly references the idea of Arising - those who have been set free by Jesus are free indeed, and our debt (our sins) have been paid on the tree (referring to the cross). The following verse continues with the theme of redemption, describing how Jesus has made the ugly into beauty and reclaimed the forgotten. He has broken every chain, meaning that those who were once enslaved to sin are now free. Even though we are all guilty of sin, we have been justified through Jesus Christ.


The final lines of the song emphasize the power of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. All the pain, anger, fear, and doubt that we may struggle with have been paid for with the blood that He poured out. The song as a whole encourages listeners to arise - to embrace the freedom and redemption that Jesus offers, and to live in the knowledge that we have been saved through His sacrifice.


Line by Line Meaning

He who came
Referring to Jesus Christ, the one who came as a savior


A King of the unseen
Jesus Christ is the ruler of the spiritual world that is beyond human perception


A Savior, Redeemer of all who are stained
Jesus Christ saves and redeems all those who are sinful and imperfect


He′s the true love of the despised
Jesus Christ's love is for those who are hated and rejected by society


Now those who are ashamed hang your heads no more
Now those who are filled with shame can hold their heads high with pride and confidence


Arise-whom the Son has set free is free indeed
Jesus Christ has set us free from our sins, and if we accept his salvation, we are truly free


Arise-our debt was paid on the tree
Jesus Christ paid for our sins on the cross, and we can rise up and live a new life because of his sacrifice


He made ugly into beauty-the forgotten are reclaimed
Jesus Christ can transform the ugly and forgotten parts of our lives into something beautiful and meaningful


They are slaves no longer-He's broken every chain
Jesus Christ has set us free from the bondage of sin and broken all chains of captivity


And even though we′re guilty we've all been justified
Although we are sinners, we have been justified through our faith in Jesus Christ


It's through Jesus Christ we′ve been redeemed
Jesus Christ is the means through which we have been saved and redeemed


All the pain and all the anger-all the fear and doubt
Jesus Christ has paid the price for all of our emotional and spiritual burdens, including pain, anger, fear, and doubt


It′s all the same-It's all been paid for with the blood that He poured out
No matter the nature of our struggles and sins, Jesus Christ has already paid for it with his own blood, and we can be free from them




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Comments from YouTube:

@joshualeal4079

Great song with moving lyrics. Thanks!!!!

@kadeneforde7875

Arise!who the son set free is free indeed..encouraging words.

@cruzdaniels

The Best!

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