Lyrics
Chorus
Katikati ya Miungu hakuna Mungu kama wewe (Mungu kama wewe) (x2)
Mungu kama wewe, Mungu kama wewe
Baba (Baba aah), Baba (Baba aah)
Yesu (Yesu uuu), Yesu (Yesu uuu)
Baba (x8)
Yesu (x8)
Roho (x8)
Verse 1
Katika ya mataifa yote sijaona Mungu kama wewe
Katika ya masitu yote sijaona mtenda miujiza kama wewe
Hakuna kama wewe Mungu wa Eliya Ooh
Hakuna kama wewe Mungu wa Isaka Ooh
Mungu wa Danieli Hakuna kama wewe
Credits & Song Information
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Katikati ya Miungu (Hakuna Mungu Kama Wewe)” by Efraim Ezekiel is a Swahili worship song that declares there is no God like the Lord. The title means “among the gods, there is no God like You,” and the chorus repeats it before calling out Baba, Yesu, and Roho (Father, Jesus, and Spirit), each sung many times.
The verse widens the claim. Among all nations and all forests, the singer says, no God like this one has been seen, and no worker of miracles compares. It then names God as the God of Elijah, the God of Isaac, and the God of Daniel, linking the song to Scripture’s stories of prophets and patriarchs.
The central line is close to Exodus 15:11, “Who is like You among the gods, O Lord?” The reference to Elijah recalls 1 Kings 18:36 and the one to Daniel recalls Daniel 6:26. The repeated names of the Father, Son, and Spirit make the song a simple act of worship.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 15:11 Who is like You among the gods, O Lord?
- 1 Kings 18:36 The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel answers Elijah
- Daniel 6:26 The living God of Daniel