Evelyn Wanjiru - Tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako Lyrics
Lyrics
Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako Upitapo chini ya uvuli wa mauti usiwe na Hofu asema Bwana yuko pamoja nawe atembea nawe, afuta machozi Tulia, ujue yeye ni Mungu wako.
Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako.
Shida nyingi, mateso mengi, kilio kingi duniani Jipe moyo utashinda, aliyeanzisha, kazi nzuri ndani yako Ni mwaminifu kutimiza.
Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako. Yebo wako ooh
Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako Akisema, Atatenda Ahadi zake hazivunjiki kamwe Wewe Jehovah rafa, Jehova Jireh, Ebeneza Ahadi zake hazivunjiki kamwe Elshadai, Elohim, Ebeneza Ahadi zako hazivunjiki kamwe
Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako. Usilie ewe dada Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako. Usilie mama, usilie baba Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako. Yebo Tulia tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako.
Theme Bible Verses Zaburi 23:4 Naam, nijapopita kati ya bonde la uvuli wa mauti, Sitaogopa mabaya; Kwa maana Wewe upo pamoja nami, Gongo lako na fimbo yako vyanifariji.
Psalms 23:4 Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me. Your rod and your staff, they comfort me.
Wafilipi 1:6 Nami niliaminilo ndilo hili, ya kwamba yeye aliyeanza kazi njema mioyoni mwenu ataimaliza hata siku ya Kristo Yesu;
Philippians 1:6 being confident of this very thing, that he who began a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ.
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Meaning & Inspiration
That line, "Tulia na ujue mimi ni Mungu wako," keeps coming back to me, even when my mind is racing. It’s hard to just be still when life feels heavy. I keep thinking about how she pulls in that bit about walking through the shadow of death. It’s straight from the Psalm about not fearing evil because He is right there, but honestly, it’s easier to sing that when things are quiet than when you’re actually scared.
There’s this part about Him finishing the work He started in us, which is that promise from Philippians. I find myself wondering if I really believe that. When things get hard—the crying and the suffering she mentions—I want to believe that He’s faithful enough to carry it through to the end, just like she says. It’s a big claim to make. If He’s El Shaddai and Jehovah Jireh, like the lyrics say, then the waiting shouldn’t be so agonizing. But maybe the stillness isn't about everything being fine; maybe it’s just about anchoring yourself to the fact that His promises don't break.
I’m sitting here trying to reconcile the pain of the world—the things that make us cry—with this call to just be quiet and know who He is. It feels like a stretch sometimes. Can I really just "tulia" when the ground is shaking? I don't know. It’s a hard command to follow, but I suppose if the God she’s describing really is who He says He is, then maybe the stillness is the only thing that actually makes sense. I just keep asking myself if I'm resting in Him or just trying to ignore the noise.