Sifa Lyrics

Ni neema ya mkombozi - Nimefanyika kuwa mwana by Fanuel Sedekia cover art

Fanuel Sedekia - Ni neema ya mkombozi - Nimefanyika kuwa mwana Lyrics

Artist:
Fanuel Sedekia

Lyrics

Chorus


Ni neema ya mkombozi
Ni neema sikustahili
Ni neema ya mkombozi
Ni neema sikustahili


Verse 1 (x4)


Nimefanyika kuwa mwana
Na nimeesabiwa haki


Verse 2 (x2)


Ukuhani wa kifalme
Uzao mteule
Mtu wa milki ya Mungu
Nimefanyika kuwa mwana


Verse 3 (x2)


Kwa kazi ya msalaba
Ya kale yote yamepita
Tazama yamekuwa mapya
Nimefanyika kuwa mwana


Chorus (Repeat)


Ni neema ya mkombozi
Ni neema sikustahili
Ni neema ya mkombozi
Ni neema sikustahili


Verse 1 (x4)


Nimefanyika kuwa mwana
Na nimeesabiwa haki


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Ni Neema ya Mkombozi” celebrates salvation as an undeserved gift from the Redeemer. Its repeated confession that grace was not earned gives the song a grateful, worshipful center. The singer describes becoming God’s child and being counted righteous, language that closely reflects biblical teaching about adoption and justification through faith rather than personal merit.

The later lines connect this new identity to Christ’s work on the cross. References to a royal priesthood, a chosen generation, and belonging to God echo 1 Peter 2:9, while the declaration that former things have passed away recalls 2 Corinthians 5:17. Repetition allows each truth to function as a congregational affirmation: grace changes status, identity, and direction. The song therefore moves beyond general thanksgiving and names specific gifts associated with redemption—acceptance, righteousness, belonging, and new life. Its message remains focused on what God has done and on the believer’s resulting place within God’s people.

Related Scripture

  • Ephesians 2:8-9 Salvation is presented as God’s gift of grace rather than something earned.
  • 1 Peter 2:9 The lyrics echo the description of God’s people as a chosen generation and royal priesthood.
  • 2 Corinthians 5:17 The declaration that former things have passed reflects the promise of new life in Christ.