He Saw It All
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He Saw It All is a Southern Gospel song made popular by The Booth Brothers.
While downtown on business, a man hears a commotion and sees a younger man running from the source. He asks what was happening, the young man replies with the song's humorous, yet powerful, chorus:
"I was trying to catch the crippled man, did he run past this way?/He was rushing home to tell everyone what Jesus did today/And the mute man was telling myself and the deaf girl heâs leaving to answer Godâs call/Itâs hard to believe, but if you donât trust me/Ask the blind man he saw it all. Ask the blind man he saw it all"
The second verse tells us that, just like what happened, Jesus still has power today to heal us no matter what we are going through.