Sifa Lyrics

Pokea Sifa by Eunice Njeri cover art

Eunice Njeri - Pokea Sifa Lyrics

Artist:
Eunice Njeri

Lyrics

Skiza tune: Sms "Skiza 7380975" to 811


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu)  


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Eeh Haleluya (Amen), Haleluya (Amen) 


Haleluya (Amen Haleluya) 


Hae hae imbia Yesu moyo wangu hee 


Hae hae imbia Bwana moyo wangu hee 


Kusanyiko la watakatifu


Leo kwa kila kitu tumwimbie na malaika 


Kusanyiko la watakatifu


Leo kwa kila kitu shangilia Yesu 


Shangilia Yesu milima wanyama mabonde 


Vijana wazee watoto  


Dunia na anga tumwimbie 


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu)  


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Eeh Haleluya (Amen), Haleluya (Amen) 


Haleluya (Amen Haleluya) 


Hae hae Yesu wangu unameremeta 


Hae hae Yesu wangu wee unang'ara  


Hae hae Yesu wangu unameremeta 


Hae hae Yesu wangu wee unang'ara  


Umenirembesha mimi 


Umenipokea mimi 


Umenibadilisha Yesu 


Umenisamehe dhambi 


Umeniokoa mauti 


Kwako nimewasili majina yako kamili 


Elohim Yahweh 


Jehova mponyaji 


Mshindi mwokozi 


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu)  


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Eeh Haleluya (Amen), Haleluya (Amen) 


Haleluya (Amen Haleluya) 


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu)  


Pokea sifa eeh Mungu (ewe Mungu) 


Eeh Haleluya (Amen), Haleluya (Amen) 


Haleluya (Amen Haleluya) 


Chezea Yesu 


(Instrumental) 


Ei Haleluya (Amen), Haleluya (Amen) 


Haleluya (Amen Haleluya) 


Eeh Haleluya (Amen), Haleluya (Amen) 


Haleluya (Amen Haleluya) 


Amen amen Haleluya 


Amen amen Haleluya 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Pokea Sifa” centers on God receiving the praise that creation and the gathered church offer together. The repeated cry “Pokea sifa eeh Mungu” frames worship not as human achievement but as a response directed back to God, while the congregation joins angels in singing over everything: mountains, valleys, young and old, earth and sky. The lyrics then shift from collective worship to personal testimony, naming what Jesus has done: receiving, adorning, changing, forgiving, and saving from death. The sequence of divine names—Elohim, Yahweh, Jehovah healer, victor, savior—gives the praise a grounding in who God is rather than in momentary feeling. The song connects personal transformation with the wider chorus of all creation, suggesting that individual testimony belongs inside a much larger worship gathering. Its simplicity is deliberate: the constant refrain keeps the focus on God, while the middle section offers reasons for the praise. The title is the entire posture of the song, an offering of honor that expects nothing in return.