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Dr. Sarah K - ASK - Ask and it Shall be Given Unto You Lyrics

Artist:
Dr. Sarah K

Lyrics

Ask and it shall be given unto you 


Seek and you shall find 


Knock and the door shall be opened unto you 


Hallelu-Halleluyah 


Ask and it shall be given unto you 


Seek and you shall find 


Knock and the door shall be opened unto you 


Hallelu-Halleluyah  


Seek ye first the kingdom of God 


And His rightousness 


And all this things shall be added unto You 


Hallelu-Halleluyah  


Man shall not live by bread alone 


But by every word 


That proceeds from the mouth of the Lord 


Hallelu-Halleluyah  


Halleluyah Halleluyah 


Halleluyah Halleluyah 


Hallelu-Halleluyah  


Praise God, praise God 


Praise God, praise God 


Hallelu-Halleluyah  


Lift God, lift God 


Hallelu-Halleluyah  


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Meaning & Inspiration

ASK builds its message almost entirely from direct biblical sayings. The refrain follows the invitation to ask, seek, and knock, presenting prayer as confident dependence on God. Further sections turn to seeking the kingdom and receiving what is needed, then to the declaration that human life depends on every word from God. The recurring hallelujah response joins these teachings to praise rather than treating them as abstract instruction.

Because the lyric combines several sayings of Jesus, its meaning moves through prayer, priority, and spiritual nourishment. Matthew 7 supplies the central invitation to approach God, Matthew 6 places the kingdom and righteousness first, and Matthew 4 describes life sustained by the word of God. The final calls to praise give the song a communal worship character. Its concise repetitions make the scriptural phrases easy to remember while keeping attention on trust, obedience, and gratitude toward the God who hears prayer and provides what is truly needed.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 7:7-8 Jesus teaches his hearers to ask, seek, and knock.
  • Matthew 6:33 Jesus commands his hearers to seek first the kingdom and righteousness of God.
  • Matthew 4:4 Jesus says that life depends on every word from the mouth of God.