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Lyrics
Verse 1
Majina yote mazuri ni yako
Eh Jehovah, Muumbaji wangu
Nikupe jina gani kwani
Kila la kiheri ni upekee wako
Verse 1 (Repeat)
Majina yote mazuri ni yako
Eh Jehovah, Muumbaji wangu
Nikupe jina gani kwani
Kila la kiheri ni upekee wako
Chorus
Umeniponya, nakuita Jehovah Rapha
Mungu mponyaji wangu
Umeniokoa, nakuita Mwokozi
Bwana Mungu wa wokovu wangu
Umenipigania, nakuita Jehovah Nissi
Bendera ya ushindi wangu
Chorus (Repeat)
Umeniponya, nakuita Jehovah Rapha
Mungu mponyaji wangu
Umeniokoa, nakuita Mwokozi
Bwana Mungu wa wokovu wangu
Umenipigania, nakuita Jehovah Nissi
Bendera ya ushindi wangu
Chorus (Tag)
Umenipigania, nakuita Jehovah Nissi
Bendera ya ushindi wangu
Bridge
Usifiwe ewe Bwana
Muumba wangu na nuru yangu
Wema wako wanijaza moyo
Wewe ndiye mchungaji wangu
Tena kiongozi wa maisha yangu
Wanitazama kama mboni ya jicho lako
Verse 2
Umenifanya kuwa kielelezo cha walio barikiwa
Zaidi ya yote ukanifanya kuwa baraka
Ili nami nibariki
Nimekupata na nikaridhika
Wewe ni yote ndani ya yote
Bridge (Repeat)
Usifiwe ewe Bwana
Muumba wangu na nuru yangu
Wema wako wanijaza moyo
Wewe ndiye mchungaji wangu
Tena kiongozi wa maisha yangu
Wanitazama kama mboni ya jicho lako
Verse 2 (Repeat)
Umenifanya kuwa kielelezo cha walio barikiwa
Zaidi ya yote ukanifanya kuwa baraka
Ili nami nibariki
Nimekupata na nikaridhika
Wewe ni yote ndani ya yote
Credits & Song Information
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Majina Yote Mazuri ni Yako" centers on the confession that every worthy name belongs to God. The lyrics move through a sequence of divine titles drawn from personal testimony: Jehovah Rapha, the healer; the Savior; Jehovah Nissi, the banner of victory. Each name reflects a specific act of deliverance, yet the opening line insists that no single title can capture God's fullness. The question of what name to give God is answered by acknowledging that all beautiful names already belong to God.
The second half shifts toward blessing and divine care. God is called Shepherd, guide, and light, and the image of being kept as the pupil of God's eye recalls the protective tenderness found in Scripture. The line about being made an example of blessing and then becoming a blessing echoes the promise to Abraham, where blessing is received so it can be passed on. The final phrase, "You are all within all," gathers the varied names into a single confession of God's absolute sufficiency. The song does not explain why suffering occurs or why healing sometimes waits; it simply witnesses to the many ways God has shown up in the singer's life.