Lyrics
Giza mbele na mauti nyuma
Pande zote huo umeshindwa kwamba nini
Pesa hakuna mali umenyang'anywa
Wamekukimbia uliowategemea
Nasikia sauti kilio cha Yesu
Njooni kwangu mlio na mizigo
Nitawapumzisha hakuna kilio tena
Nitawapumzisha wataimba haleluya
Nitaifanya milima tambarare
Nitayafanya mabonde yote yajae
Ntanyosha sawa njia zote
Wanadamu tutauona eeh
Ntaifanya mambo yote mapya eeh
Tazama natenda kitu kipya leo
Imba kwa shangwe wewe uliye tasa
Shangilia sana wewe uliye tasa
Panua nafasi imani mwako
Tandaza pazia hapo unapoishi
Utapanuka kila upande
Wazawa wako watamiliki mataifa
Sema Bwana
Nitaifanya milima tambarare
Nitayafanya mabonde yote yajae
Ntanyosha sawa njia zote
Wanadamu tutauona eeh
Unaweza Yesu wewe, Mungu wangu unaweza
Mungu wangu wewe, Unaweza
Hakuna linalikushinda unaweza
Yesu wee, Yesu wee, unaweza
Jehovah Shammah, unaweza
Jehovah Rapha, unaweza
Jehovah Nissi unaweza
Elshaddai unaweza
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Meaning & Inspiration
Tambarare Live moves from crisis toward confidence in the restoring work of Jesus. Its opening describes darkness, loss, isolation, and the collapse of human support. Against that distress, the song recalls the invitation of Christ to burdened people who need rest. The promise that mountains will become level and valleys will be filled closely follows Isaiah 40:4, turning a landscape of obstacles into an image of divine preparation and hope.
The lyric then widens its vision through biblical images of newness, fruitfulness, expansion, and inheritance. A person once described as barren is called to sing and enlarge the place of dwelling, language that reflects Isaiah 54. The closing declarations name God as present, healer, banner, and almighty, emphasizing that no situation exceeds divine ability. Rather than denying hardship, the song places hardship beside scriptural promises of renewal. Its movement from lament to praise makes it a Swahili worship song centered on rest, restoration, and trust in the power of God.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 11:28 Jesus invites burdened and weary people to come to him for rest.
- Isaiah 40:4 The prophet says valleys will be raised and mountains made level.
- Isaiah 54:1-3 The barren woman is called to sing and enlarge her dwelling in expectation of growth.