Lyrics
Verse (x2)
Wewe ni Alpha na Omega
Twakubudu Pekee Wastahili sifa
Wewe ni Alpha na Omega
Twakubudu Pekee Wastahili sifa
Verse 2
Twakupa utukufu twakubudu pekee
Wastahili sifa
Wewe ni mwanzo
Wewe ni Alpha na Omega
Twakubudu Pekee Wastahili sifa
Outro
Twakupa utukufu
Twakubudu Bwana wastahili
Twakupa utukufu
Twakubudu Bwana wastahili sifa
(Twakupa heshima zote)
Twakubudu Bwana wastahili sifa
Heshima zote (heshima zote)
Sifa zote (Sifa zote)
Twakubudu Bwana wastahili sifa
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
"Wewe ni Alpha na Omega Twakuwabudu Bwana" is a Swahili worship song naming God directly by the biblical title Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. The repeated verse pairs that title with a single response, worship offered to Him alone, since He alone is worthy of praise. A short addition names God as "the beginning," reinforcing the same title from a different angle rather than introducing new content. The outro widens the vocabulary of worship slightly, adding glory and honor alongside praise, listing several related words together as though no single term were sufficient to cover what is owed to God. Structurally the song relies almost entirely on repetition of these few key words, worship, worthy, praise, glory, honor, functioning as a sustained declaration rather than a narrative or personal testimony. That repetition suits a congregational setting where the same short phrase can be sung together for an extended time, letting the title Alpha and Omega anchor the entire song.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 1:8 God declares Himself the Alpha and the Omega, the Almighty, directly matching the song's central title.
- Revelation 4:11 Declares God worthy to receive glory, honor, and power, matching the song's repeated ascription of worth.