Lyrics
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Ufalme wako, wadumu milele
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Umetukuka, milele amina
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Ufalme wako, wadumu milele
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Umetukuka, milele amina
Katoka juu, mbinguni kaja hapa duniani
kamwaga damu kalivari, ili nipate kombolewa
Na nimeokoka, nioshwa dhambi Nimekuwa safi,
ninakusifu Milele na milele na mile-ele
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Ufalme wako, wadumu milele
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Umetukuka, milele amina
Majaribu yaja, shida nazo zaja
Kila siku mbio, ni katika vita
Adui hatasita kunimaliza, nami nimeuona mkondo wa Yesu
Msaada wangu, tegemeo langu,
Mwambwa imara wake nasimama
NImeweka imani kwa yule aliye mwaminifu
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Ufalme wako, wadumu milele
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Umetukuka, milele amina
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Ufalme wako, wadumu milele
Wewe ni Bwana, juu ya mabwana
Umetukuka, milele amina
Umetukuka, milele amina
Umetukuka, milele amina
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Meaning & Inspiration
Wewe Ni Bwana praises Jesus as Lord above all rulers and celebrates a kingdom that endures forever. The recurring chorus gives the song its central confession: God is exalted and worthy of unending praise. Its verses connect that rule with salvation, recalling the descent from heaven, blood shed at Calvary, cleansing from sin, and a life now devoted to praise. The song therefore treats worship as a response to redemption rather than a detached statement of divine greatness.
A later verse introduces trials, hardship, and spiritual conflict, but it does not abandon confidence. Jesus remains help, dependable hope, and the firm rock on which faith stands. Revelation 19:16 closely supports the title Lord above lords, while the enduring kingdom recalls the reign described in Daniel 7. The reference to cleansing through sacrificial blood aligns with 1 John 1:7. Across both testimony and repeated chorus, the emphasis remains celebratory: the faithful Lord saves, sustains, and reigns. That emphasis makes the song especially fitting as Swahili praise grounded in the work and authority of Christ.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 19:16 Jesus is named King of kings and Lord of lords.
- Daniel 7:14 The passage describes an everlasting dominion and a kingdom that will not be destroyed.
- 1 John 1:7 The verse says the blood of Jesus cleanses from all sin.