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Elisha’s story begins where another ends. When Elijah was taken up to heaven, Elisha didn’t shrink back—he stepped up. But not just with timid hope. He asked for double the spirit that was on his mentor. Bold, right?
And God said yes.
Elisha picked up the fallen mantle and walked in miracle-working power. He parted the Jordan River. He healed water. He raised the dead. He multiplied oil for the desperate and fed multitudes with a few loaves. Where Elijah confronted kings, Elisha comforted the people—and through him, God showed that He isn’t just a God of thunder… He’s the God of provision, presence, and power.
Elisha’s life proves this:When you walk in faith and obedience, God doesn’t just meet you—He multiplies through you.And in these coming days, we need more than borrowed faith.We need the boldness to ask for more.
Lyrics:
[Verse 1] – The Ask
I followed through deserts, I walked through the fire,Chased the sound of heaven, worn but inspired.When you rose on the wind, I cried through the storm—“If I can’t have you near me, then give me your more.”
[Pre-Chorus]
They said it was bold.They said it was mad.But I wanted the fireThat Elijah once had.
[Chorus] – The Mantle Falls
I asked for more—He didn’t say no.The mantle fell, and the Jordan flowed.He’s not a God who rations the flame—He pours it out in Jesus’ name.I walk in power, not by my might—But by His Spirit, I ignite.I asked for more—and He answered.
[Verse 2] – The Walk
I picked up the cloak, still stained by the sky,And struck the same river with a trembling cry.“Where now is the God of Elijah?” I prayed—And the waters rolled back, as the heavens obeyed.
[Bridge] – The Legacy
This is for the one who stands in the gap,Carrying prayers in a worn-out wrap.This is for the daughter, the son, the friend—Who dares to believe it won’t end where it ends.Because faith doesn’t die—it multiplies,And mantles still fall when you ask with fire in your eyes.
[Final Chorus – Lifted/Layered]
I asked for more—He didn’t say no.The mantle fell, and the Jordan flowed.He’s not a God who holds back the flame—He answers those who call His name.I walk in power, not for my pride—But to glorify the One who will not hide.I asked for more—and He answered.
Why This Series Matters:
This song is part of a series exploring the most epic faith moments of the prophets—not as bedtime stories, but as battle cries for today.
Elisha didn’t ask for fame. He asked for fire.He knew that in the days to come, ordinary strength wouldn’t cut it.We’ll need the kind of power only God can give.
If you're standing in a storm, if you’re picking up someone else's mantle,this one’s for you.He still answers the faithful.And He still gives more to those bold enough to ask.
By Faithfully Thinking | S.C. BaileyElisha’s story begins where another ends. When Elijah was taken up to heaven, Elisha didn’t shrink back—he stepped up. But not just with timid hope. He asked for double the spirit that was on his mentor. Bold, right?
And God said yes.
Elisha picked up the fallen mantle and walked in miracle-working power. He parted the Jordan River. He healed water. He raised the dead. He multiplied oil for the desperate and fed multitudes with a few loaves. Where Elijah confronted kings, Elisha comforted the people—and through him, God showed that He isn’t just a God of thunder… He’s the God of provision, presence, and power.
Elisha’s life proves this:When you walk in faith and obedience, God doesn’t just meet you—He multiplies through you.And in these coming days, we need more than borrowed faith.We need the boldness to ask for more.
Lyrics:
[Verse 1] – The Ask
I followed through deserts, I walked through the fire,Chased the sound of heaven, worn but inspired.When you rose on the wind, I cried through the storm—“If I can’t have you near me, then give me your more.”
[Pre-Chorus]
They said it was bold.They said it was mad.But I wanted the fireThat Elijah once had.
[Chorus] – The Mantle Falls
I asked for more—He didn’t say no.The mantle fell, and the Jordan flowed.He’s not a God who rations the flame—He pours it out in Jesus’ name.I walk in power, not by my might—But by His Spirit, I ignite.I asked for more—and He answered.
[Verse 2] – The Walk
I picked up the cloak, still stained by the sky,And struck the same river with a trembling cry.“Where now is the God of Elijah?” I prayed—And the waters rolled back, as the heavens obeyed.
[Bridge] – The Legacy
This is for the one who stands in the gap,Carrying prayers in a worn-out wrap.This is for the daughter, the son, the friend—Who dares to believe it won’t end where it ends.Because faith doesn’t die—it multiplies,And mantles still fall when you ask with fire in your eyes.
[Final Chorus – Lifted/Layered]
I asked for more—He didn’t say no.The mantle fell, and the Jordan flowed.He’s not a God who holds back the flame—He answers those who call His name.I walk in power, not for my pride—But to glorify the One who will not hide.I asked for more—and He answered.
Why This Series Matters:
This song is part of a series exploring the most epic faith moments of the prophets—not as bedtime stories, but as battle cries for today.
Elisha didn’t ask for fame. He asked for fire.He knew that in the days to come, ordinary strength wouldn’t cut it.We’ll need the kind of power only God can give.
If you're standing in a storm, if you’re picking up someone else's mantle,this one’s for you.He still answers the faithful.And He still gives more to those bold enough to ask.