A beautiful, sacred hymn with music by Kevin G. Pace and text by Krista Mason Pace. (Revised 2025). This hymn is a tender expression of devotion and renewal, moving from personal repentance to joyful anticipation of eternal reunion with Christ. Its imagery of tears, light, and peace evokes both sorrow for sin and the serenity of forgiveness. The repeated plea, “Blessed Savior come now,” threads through each stanza as a prayer for divine nearness—first to cleanse and sanctify, then to empower discipleship, and finally to welcome the faithful home. The text blends intimate humility with hope, portraying a soul transformed by grace and longing for the fulfillment of God’s promises. The beginning word “Sight” represents spiritual vision or divine understanding. It suggests a moment of illumination or inner seeing—a revelation that comes as the soul is softened by peace and tears. The tears are not of sorrow alone, but of awakening or recognition, allowing the person to truly “see” with spiritual clarity. In this context, “Sight” introduces the hymn’s theme of transformation through divine grace: the kind of vision that perceives truth, love, and healing “born of grace that maketh whole.”

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Text:
Sight, as tears fall gently with peace to still the soul.
A love to witness joy born of grace that maketh whole.
Blessed Savior come now and take my cup anew.
Lord receive my changed heart; embrace my off’ring true.

Blessed to bear this new name; endowed with gifts unfurled.
A sacred witness offered, declared throughout the world.
Blessed Savior come now and bless my eyes to see.
Weary trav’lers calling for guidance back to thee.

Wide destruction reigneth destroying peace on Earth.
Amidst temptation’s sorrow a darkness questions worth.
Blessed Savior come now and let the trumpets sound.
Call me up to meet thee, my solace in thee found.

Light beyond description and joy beyond compare.
To be within His presence removed from earthly care.
Blessed Savior, I come! receive my heart and will.
Call upon thy Kingdom. Thy promises fulfill.