Lyrics
Mataifa yote yatakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Waliokoka watakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Watakuabudu Bwana, watakuabudu Bwana
Haleluya Bwana
Watakuabudu Bwana, watakuabudu Bwana
Haleluya Bwana
Watakatifu wote watakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Waliokoka watakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Watasujudu Bwana, watasajudu Bwana
Haleluya Bwana
Watakupa sifa Bwana, watapa sifa Bwana
Haleluya Bwana
Watakuabudu Bwana, watakuabudu Bwana
Haleluya Bwana
Watakuimbia Bwana, watakuimbia Bwana
Haleluya Bwana
Watafurahi Bwana, Watafurahia Bwana
Haleluya Bwana
Wenye dhambi wote watakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Na walevi wote watakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Na washerati wote watakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Na waongo wote watakusanyika
Mbele zake Bwana mwokozi
Watalia woi,woi
Wooi, woii, woi woi
Wakiteseka woi, wakichomeka woi
Wooi, woii, woi woi
Watajuta woi, watateseka woi
woi, woi woi woi
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Meaning & Inspiration
Mataifa Yote Yatakusanyika looks toward a final gathering before the Lord and contrasts the responses of the redeemed with the anguish of those under judgment. The saved and the saints assemble before the Savior to worship, bow, sing, rejoice, and offer praise. Repetition gives the song a communal character, as each action becomes part of a broad vision of nations gathered in Gods presence.
The later verses introduce a sober warning by naming patterns of sin and describing regret and suffering. That contrast resembles biblical scenes in which all peoples appear before God, while salvation belongs to the Lamb and every knee bows before Christ. The lyric therefore holds celebration and accountability together. Worship is portrayed as the fitting response of those who have received salvation, while the closing lament stresses the seriousness of rejecting righteousness. Its message is both expectant and cautionary, centered on the Lord as Savior and judge.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 7:9-10 A great multitude from every nation stands before God and the Lamb.
- Philippians 2:10-11 Paul says every knee will bow and every tongue acknowledge Jesus Christ.
- Matthew 25:31-32 Jesus describes all nations gathered before the Son of Man for judgment.