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Nainua Mikono Yangu Juu by Baraka Massa cover art

Baraka Massa - Nainua Mikono Yangu Juu Lyrics

Artist:
Baraka Massa

Lyrics

Nainua mikono yangu juu
Ninakuabudu wewe
Unastahili kupokea utukufu na heshima
Na sifa ni zako mwenye enzi
Ninakuabudu nainua jina lako Yesu
Hakuna kama wewe Mungu


Nainua mikono yangu juu
Ninakuabudu wewe
Unastahili kupokea utukufu
Na sifa ni zako mwenye enzi
Ninakuabudu nainua jina lako ewe Yesu
Hakuna kama wewe Yesu


Uliacha utukufu wako mbinguni
Ukaja kunitafuta mimi
Hata nikuabudu nikuinue
Bwana wangu wastahili
Kupokea utukufu ee Bwana
Ulimwaga damu yako kwa ajili
yangu mwenye dhambi

Acha nikuine Yesu


Nainua mikono yangu juu
Ninakuabudu wewe
Unastahili kupokea utukufu
Na sifa ni zako mwenye enzi
Ninakuabudu nainua jina lako ewe Yesu
Hakuna kama wewe Yesu


Nainua mikono yangu juu
Ninakuabudu wewe
Unastahili kupokea utukufu
Na sifa ni zako mwenye enzi
Ninakuabudu nainua jina lako ewe Yesu
Hakuna kama wewe Yesu


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Meaning & Inspiration

Nainua Mikono Yangu Juu expresses worship through lifted hands, praise, and the exaltation of Jesus name. The singer repeatedly declares that God deserves glory, honor, and praise, while the phrase Hakuna kama wewe confesses that none compares with him. This repeated chorus creates a posture of adoration rather than a request for personal gain.

The later lines give a reason for that worship: Jesus left heavenly glory, came to seek the sinner, and shed his blood. That account aligns with Philippians 2:6-8, which describes Christ humbling himself and taking human form. The declaration that God is worthy to receive glory and honor closely echoes Revelation 4:11. Lifted hands also reflect Psalm 134:2, where worshipers are called to raise their hands in the sanctuary and bless the Lord. Together, these themes connect bodily praise with gratitude for Christ’s humility and saving sacrifice, keeping Jesus at the center of the song’s adoration.

Related Scripture

  • Revelation 4:11 The heavenly declaration says that the Lord is worthy to receive glory and honor.
  • Philippians 2:6-8 Christ humbles himself, takes human form, and becomes obedient to death.
  • Psalm 134:2 Worshipers are called to lift their hands and bless the Lord.