Lyrics
Ashatuma wajumbe kuleta habari ya kunifurahisha katika safarii
(Mikononi)
Mikononi mwa Yesu
(Kifuani)
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
Mikononi mwa Yesu,tashwisi sinayo
Maonjo haidhuru,madhambi hayapo
(Mikononi)
Mikononi mwa Yesu
(Kifuani)
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
Nikiwa na Mwokozi sioni Machozi(machozi)
Mashaka ni machache,machache Machozi
(Mikononi)
Mikononi mwa Yesu
(Kifuani)
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
Yesu mwokozi wangu akafa mitini
Yesu mwamba wa kale nakutumaini
(Mikononi)
Mikononi mwa Yesu
(Kifuani)
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
Namngojea Bwana,Mchungaji Rafiki
atakupambauka kule mashariki
(Mikononi)
Mikononi mwa Yesu
(Kifuani)
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
Kifuani mwake mapenzi yanilinda sina hofu kamwe
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Meaning & Inspiration
MIKONONI presents security in Jesus through the intimate images of hands and breast: places of protection where love drives away fear. The Swahili verses describe a believer free from anxiety while held by the Savior, trusting him through temptation, tears, and uncertainty. Its recurring response continually returns from hardship to the same confession of safety, making trust rather than trouble the defining note.
The song also names Jesus as Savior, the ancient Rock, shepherd, and friend. Reference to his death on the cross grounds that comfort in sacrificial redemption, while the closing expectation of the Lord at dawn looks ahead to his return. These themes closely align with biblical promises that Christ keeps his sheep securely and that the Shepherd remains present in danger. The hymn-like pattern joins present consolation with future hope: divine care sustains the believer now, and patient expectation reaches toward the coming of the Lord.
Related Scripture
- John 10:28 Jesus says that his sheep are secure in his hand and will not be taken from him.
- Psalm 23:4 The psalmist fears no evil because the Shepherd remains present in danger.
- 1 Thessalonians 4:16 The passage describes the Lord descending from heaven at his return.