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Opumulero (Awesome Wonder) by Frank Edwards cover art

Frank Edwards - Opumulero (Awesome Wonder) Lyrics

Artist:
Frank Edwards

Lyrics

Verse 1:


Elewi Lese, Elese Lewi


You alone Deserve all my Praise


Ojubare dade mi Oh


Ololufe okomi oh


You’re more than I See


Ooh, oh, oh


I call you Holy, Holy


You’re the Most High God


Chorus:


Opomulero (Opomulero)


Eze Mo (Eze Mo)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe)


Obatoj’ Oba nlor (Obatoj’ Oba nlor)


Eze Mo (Eze Mo)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe)


Verse 2:


You are the Author of Life


Nothing is Impossible with you


No, no, no


You Reign, you Reign


You Reign in Majesty, Victoriously


Ooh, oh, oh


I call you Holy, Holy


You’re the Most High God


Chorus:


Opomulero (Opomulero)


Eze Mo (Eze Mo)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe)


Obatoj’ Oba nlor (Obatoj’ Oba nlor)


Eze Mo (Eze Mo)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe)


Idighi agbanwe (Idighi agbanwe) 


Outro:


Opomulero,


(Awesome Wonder)


Eze Mo


(Mighty Healer)


Idighi agbanwe


(Great Provider)


Idighi agbanwe 


(Ooh, oh, oh, oh)


Obatoj’ Oba nlor


Eze Mo (Eze Mo)


Idighi agbanwe , Idighi agbanwe 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Opumulero (Awesome Wonder)” is a multilingual song of praise that names God as holy, supreme, unchanging, and worthy of honor. The verses move between African-language expressions and English declarations, but their focus remains consistent: God alone deserves praise. Images such as “Author of Life,” “Most High God,” and victorious ruler emphasize divine authority over life and circumstances.

The chorus relies on repeated titles and the declaration “Idighi agbanwe,” meaning that God does not change. That repetition makes constancy the song’s central assurance. The second verse adds that nothing is impossible with God and celebrates his majestic reign, closely echoing biblical language about divine power and kingship. In the outro, descriptions such as “Mighty Healer” and “Great Provider” turn broad praise into confession of God’s care. Rather than developing a narrative, the lyric builds a sustained act of adoration through names, attributes, and repeated responses, presenting God as dependable in character and unmatched in power.

Related Scripture

  • Hebrews 13:8 The verse declares that Jesus Christ remains the same forever.
  • Luke 1:37 The passage affirms that nothing is impossible with God.
  • Acts 3:15 Peter identifies Jesus as the author of life whom God raised from the dead.