Lyrics
Every prayer I’ve sown
All I claim to own
My yes and my amen
I place it all again, in Your hands
It might not look like much
But everything You touch
Turns into so much more
Than I thought possible, in Your hands
Multiply
Multiply my faith
Let it glorify
Glorify Your Name
Jesus
Let every word from your mouth
Fall upon the softest ground
Every word from From
Fall upon the softest ground
And let it grow, thirty fold, sixty fold
A hundred fold
Let it grow, thirty fold, sixty fold
A hundred fold
Let it grow
Let it grow
Let it grow
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song uses the biblical image of multiplication to describe faith, prayer, surrender, and the fruitfulness of God’s word. Everything the singer can claim—prayers, possessions, agreement, and trust—is placed again in God’s hands. What appears small is presented as capable of becoming more when entrusted to Christ, making the repeated request for multiplied faith an act of dependence rather than personal ambition.
The language of thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and a hundredfold comes directly from Jesus’ parable of the sower. In that parable, seed on good soil hears and receives the word, then bears abundant fruit. The lyric applies that image through its prayer for every divine word to fall on receptive ground and grow. Its focus remains clear: increased faith and spiritual fruit are sought so that the name of Jesus is glorified. Surrender, receptivity, and fruitful obedience therefore hold the song together.