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Bless Me (Prayer Of Jabez) by Donald Lawrence cover art

Donald Lawrence - Bless Me (Prayer Of Jabez) Lyrics

Artist:
Donald Lawrence

Lyrics

Chorus 1:
Bless Me
Bless Me
Oh Lord
BLESS ME INDEED ENLARGE
My Territory
Oh Lord bless me
INDEED
I Pray For Increase
BLESS ME INDEED
I pray for increase


Chorus 2:
Increase Increase
Oh Lord
BleSS ME INDEED
Enlarge my territory
Oh Lord Bless me
Indeed
I Pray For Increase
Bless Me Indeed
I Pray For Increase


Chorus 3:
Keep your hands upon me
So no evil can not harm me
Sunshine or rain
Sickness and pain
Leader says at the end) Lord I humbly come to you


Chrous 4;
Enlarge my territory (repeat over to the end leader adlib in it) Ends with
Oh lord bless me indeed
I pray for increase
Bless Me indeed
I pray for Increase
Bless Me indeed


They say that loud:
I PRAY FOR INCREASE!!!!!!!!!!!


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Bless Me (Prayer of Jabez)” turns the brief prayer of Jabez into an extended gospel refrain. Its requests for blessing, enlarged territory, divine presence, and protection follow the language of 1 Chronicles closely. The repeated phrase “bless me indeed” is not presented alone; it is joined to dependence on God’s hand and a plea to be kept from evil.

The song frames increase as something sought humbly from God rather than seized through self-reliance. References to sunshine, rain, sickness, and pain broaden the prayer to changing circumstances, while the appeal for God’s hand to remain near gives the lyric its spiritual center. Because the biblical account records both Jabez’s request and God’s response, the refrain carries an expectation that prayer is heard. At the same time, the words remain a petition, not a guarantee about material outcomes. The song’s central emphasis is reliance on God for blessing, protection, and expanded opportunity under divine care.

Related Scripture

  • 1 Chronicles 4:10 Jabez asks God for blessing, enlarged territory, his hand, and protection from harm.
  • Psalm 121:7 The psalm asks the Lord to preserve life from evil.