Lyrics
Usinipite mwokozi, unisikie;
unapozuru wengine usinipite .
Usinipite mwokozi unisikie Bwana
unapozuru wengine Bwana usinipite
Usinipite mwokozi unisikie Bwana
unapozuru wengine Bwana usinipite .
(Naomba) Yesu unisikie
unapozuru wengine usinipite
(Nakuomba Yesu wangu)
Yesu unisikie
Unapozuru wengine usinipite .
"Mtetezi wa mbingu ni wewe
Njia ya uzima ni wewe Bwana
Hakuna mwingine kama wewe Jehova Shammah
Ombi letu ni kwamba unapozuru wengine
Unapotembelea wengine usinipite Bwana
Usiniache mwokozi wangu.
Wewe ni njia ya uzima Bwana tunakupenda ooh" .
Baba yangu ooh ninakupenda sana
Nani mwingine kama wewe ninakupenda aah
Usinipite Bwana, wewe ndiwe njia ya uzima
Nani mwingine kama wewe ila wewe Baba
Siwezi kamwe usinipite Bwana .
Yesu unisikie
unapozuru wengine usinipite
(Baba nakupenda Baba)
Yesu unisikie
Unapozuru wengine usinipite .
"Hakuna jambo gumu kwako Baba,
Hakuna jambo linalokushinda mwokozi,
Wewe ni Mungu wa Baraka,
wewe ni Mungu wa upendo Bwana
Nani mwenye upendo kama wako mwokozi
Nani mwenye nguvu kama zako Bwana" .
Kiti chako cha rehema Bwana
Nakitazamia miye
Magoti napiga mbele zako Baba aah
Usinipite Bwana .
Yesu unisikie
unapozuru wengine usinipite
Yesu unisikie
Unapozuru wengine usinipite .
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Meaning & Inspiration
Usinipite Mwokozi Unisikie Bwana is a sustained prayer for mercy and nearness. Its repeated request that the Savior not pass by gives the song an urgent, humble posture. The singer looks to Jesus as advocate, giver of life, and the one before whom no difficulty is impossible. Expressions of love and dependence are balanced by kneeling before the seat of mercy, so the appeal is rooted in reverence rather than entitlement.
The refrain closely reflects the plea of blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10:46-52, who called to Jesus for mercy while others tried to silence him. Hebrews 4:14-16 also illuminates the image of approaching the throne of grace to receive mercy and timely help. Names and descriptions of God throughout the verses deepen the prayer: he is present, loving, strong, and able to bless. By returning repeatedly to Yesu unisikie, the song holds attention on patient petition and confidence that Christ hears those who seek his help.
Related Scripture
- Mark 10:46-52 Bartimaeus persistently calls to Jesus for mercy and receives his attention.
- Hebrews 4:14-16 The passage invites believers to approach the throne of grace for mercy and help.