Inspiration and Devotion: “We Will Be Many” by Prophet Joel Ogede ft Sounds of Salem

Prophet Joel Ogebe’s song “We Will Be Many,” featuring Sounds of Salem, serves as a profound anthem for believers, emphasizing themes of divine calling, commitment, and the urgency of evangelism. The lyrics resonate deeply with scriptural teachings, offering listeners a source of inspiration for daily devotion and spiritual growth.

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“We Will Be Many”

The opening lines, “The nations are waiting (waiting) / The people are hunger o,” highlight the global need for the gospel. This sentiment aligns with Jesus’ observation in Matthew 9:37 (NLT): “The harvest is great, but the workers are few.” The song underscores the urgency for believers to step into their roles as laborers in God’s vineyard, addressing the spiritual hunger prevalent in the world.

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  The declaration, “So I pledge my allegiance to the one who has called me o / I will make Jesus proud!” reflects a personal commitment to God’s call. This mirrors the apostle Paul’s exhortation in Ephesians 4:1 (NLT): “Therefore, I… beg you to lead a life worthy of your calling, for you have been called by God.” Such lyrics inspire believers to live faithfully, honoring their divine purpose.

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  The chorus, “I will go where you send me / When you call I’ll come running,” echoes the prophet Isaiah’s response in Isaiah 6:8 (NLT): “Then I heard the Lord asking, ‘Whom should I send as a messenger to this people? Who will go for us?’ I said, ‘Here I am. Send me.’” This willingness to serve fosters a spirit of obedience and readiness among listeners, encouraging them to be responsive to God’s directives.

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Conclusion

“We Will Be Many” is more than a song; it’s a clarion call to believers to embrace their mission with dedication and enthusiasm. By weaving together themes of commitment, evangelism, and obedience, the song offers profound reflections that inspire faith, hope, and spiritual growth, making it a valuable addition to daily devotional practices.

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This article was first published on 14th February 2025
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