Lyrics
Tunakuabudu Mungu mtakatifu,
Mfalme wa mataifa, sifa ni kwako.
Tunakuabudu Mungu mtakatifu,
Mfalme wa mataifa, sifa ni kwako.
Wewe ni Mungu wa haki, Mungu mtakatifu
Mungu mtakatifu unatawala kwa haki,Mungu mtakatifu
wewe ni Mungu wa uwezo,Mungu mtakatifu
Tunakutukuza, Mungu mtakatifu,
Mfalme wa mataifa sifa ni kwako.
Tunakutukuza, Mungu mtakatifu,
Mfalme wa mataifa sifa ni kwako.
Wewe ni Mungu wa miungu, Mungu mtakatifu,
Nani afanane nawe! Mungu mtakatifu,
Unatawala kwa uwezo, Mungu mtakatifu.
Tunakuinua, Mungu mtakatifu
Mfalme wa mataifa sifa ni kwako.
Tunakuinua, Mungu mtakatifu
Mfalme wa mataifa sifa ni kwako.
Wewe ni mungu wa uwezo, Mungu mtakatifu.
Unatawala kwa haki, Mungu mtakatifu,
Wewe ni bwana wa mabwana, Mungu mtakatifu.
Nani afanane nawe! Mungu mtakatifu.
jehova mungu wa uwezo, Mungu mtakatifu.
Unatawala kwa mamlaka, Mungu mtakatifu.
Ooh Halellujah. Baba twakuinua, Baba twakutukuza,
Mungu mtakatifu wewe Mungu wangu ooh
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Tunakuabudu Mungu Mtakatifu” centers on the holiness, justice, authority, and unmatched greatness of God. Its recurring declarations of worship, praise, and exaltation give the song a clear congregational focus. God is named as King of the nations, Lord of lords, and the One who rules with righteousness and power. The repeated question asking who can compare with Him reinforces reverence, while the closing expressions of praise sustain the song’s direct devotional character.
The language aligns closely with biblical worship. Revelation 15:3–4 addresses God as King of the nations and declares that He alone is holy, themes stated repeatedly in the lyrics. Psalm 96:9–10 similarly joins worship of God’s holiness with the proclamation that He reigns among the nations and judges with equity. These references support the song’s emphasis without adding a narrative beyond its words. The result is a focused Swahili worship song that exalts God for who He is and for the righteous authority of His rule.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 15:3-4 The passage calls God King of the nations and declares that He alone is holy.
- Psalm 96:9-10 The psalm joins worship in holiness with God’s righteous rule over the nations.