Lyrics
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Upendo gani huo, Baba ulinipenda nao
Hata ukamtoa mwanao Yesu
Azaliwe kama mwanadamu afe msalabani
Aniokoe mimi, mwenye dhambi eeh
Niseme nini eeh Baba
Niseme nini ila niseme uinuliwe
Niseme nini eeh Baba
Niseme nini ila niseme uinuliwe
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Relax, sikiza nikueleze
Ni kama sina akili mi
Kila nikifanikiwa
Wananyakua chini chini
Relax, sikiza nimwambie eh
Watu watabonga mengi
Nilipokosana na mchumba
Walidhani nimechizi
Niseme nini mimi?
Nimechoshwa walimwengu
Nimejaribu kujinyamazia
Lakini bado naumia
Nifanye nini mimi
Nawachia Maulana
Yeye alisema atanipigania
Na haya yote namuachia eh eh
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Imba tena Yahweh
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Umevikwa utukufu na heshima
Nguvu na uweza
Kila goti litakunjwa
Na kila ulimi utakiri wewe ni Mungu
Uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
Yahweh uinuliwe milele
Baba uabudiwe milele
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Meaning & Inspiration
Yahweh is a song of praise shaped by gratitude for salvation and confidence in divine help. Its recurring call for Yahweh to be exalted and the Father to be worshiped gives the song a clear congregational center. The verses point to the gift of Jesus, his death on the cross, and deliverance from sin, presenting worship as a response to mercy rather than personal achievement.
The song also brings ordinary pain into that praise. Opposition, disappointed relationships, and emotional weariness are placed before God instead of allowed to silence worship. The declaration that God will fight the battle recalls biblical language about trusting him in conflict. Its closing images of glory, honor, bowed knees, and confessing tongues closely echo Philippians 2:10-11. Together, these themes move from personal testimony to a broad confession of divine sovereignty, making praise both an expression of thanksgiving and an act of trust.
Related Scripture
- John 3:16 The verse connects Gods love with the gift of his Son for salvation.
- Exodus 14:14 Moses tells Israel that the Lord will fight for them.
- Philippians 2:10-11 The passage describes every knee bowing and every tongue confessing Jesus as Lord.