Lyrics
[Sop:] Whatever you ask of the Lord
[Choir:] Consider it done
Knowing that God has already made a way
The battle is won
[Sop:] There is no need to worry about it
[Alt:] He's not a man that He should lie
[Choir:] Whatever you ask of the Lord consider it done
Whatever you ask of the Lord consider it done
(Repeat)
It's done (6X)
Whatever you ask of the Lord consider it done
Whatever you ask of the Lord consider it done
(Repeat)
[Sop:] Whatever you ask of the Lord
[Choir:] Consider it done
Knowing that God has already made a way
The battle is won
[Sop:] There is no need to worry about it
[Alt:] He's not a man that He should lie
[Choir:] Whatever you ask of the Lord consider it done
Whatever you ask of the Lord consider it done
[Sop:] I decree
I believe
It's done
[Alt:] Walking in favor
Believing for greater
It's done
[Ten:] It's my season
I believe
It's done
It's done
(Repeat until end)
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Consider It Done” centers on confident prayer and trust in God’s reliability. The exchange between solo voices and choir turns the central declaration into a communal confession: God has made a way, the battle is won, and anxiety need not control the response. Its repeated phrase, “It’s done,” gives the song the character of sustained gospel affirmation rather than a detailed narrative. The language of favor and belief reinforces an expectant posture before God.
The line describing God as one who does not lie clearly echoes Numbers 23:19, where God’s truthfulness and faithfulness distinguish him from humanity. The appeal to ask of the Lord also recalls Jesus’ teaching on believing prayer in Mark 11:24. These connections support the song’s emphasis on confidence, though they do not turn prayer into a guarantee shaped by personal wishes. Instead, the lyrics present assurance as resting in God’s character and ability to act.
Related Scripture
- Numbers 23:19 The lyric that God is not a man who should lie directly echoes this verse.
- Mark 11:24 Jesus connects prayerful asking with faith, matching the song’s central refrain.