Lyrics
Nikitembea naona baraka
Ooh kupona naona
Umeshinda Yesu
Nikitembea naona baraka
Ooh kupona naona
Umeshinda Yesu
Umefanya mengi yaliyo ju ya fahamu zetu
Ya kushindwa mtu kukautwa utukufu mku
Si wa mashaka, si wasiwasi
Ukishatenda inabadi kuwa ushuhuda mkuu
Yale umefanya yamebadilisha na majina yetu
Toka kuchekwa umeweka kicheko
Waganga walitutesa hawakuweza kutuponya
Daktari alishasema vita kwamba imeshindikana
Ila kwa damu ya dhamani ya Yesu umeturejesha
Na nimeona oh nimeona umeshinda
Nikitembea (naona) baraka
Ooh kupona (naona)
Umeshinda Yesu
(*3)
Yesu Yesu Yesu
Jina lako ni tamu
Hata kama gumu
Bado jina ni tamu
Inatoa magonjwa (Yesu)
Kiboko ya uchawi (Yesu)
Fufua na wafu (Yesu)
Tetemesha ardhi (Yesu)
Inapasua miamba (Yesu)
Vunja ngome kuzimu (Yesu)
Wewe ni Mungu
Mara mi ni kimya *
Maana yeye ni mfalme
Dunia nzima yatii
Hakuna wa kumpinga
Tuna ujasiri (Yesu)
Anatawala Jemedari wa vita
Yeye ndiye ni simba wa Yuda
Oh asante (naona)
Kupona (naona)
Naona umeshinda Yesu
Kwa macho nimeona watu wakitendewa miujiza
Kwa macho nimeona watu wakifunguliwa vifungo
Kwa macho nimeona watu wakitendewa miujiza
Kwa macho nimeona watu wakifunguliwa vifungo
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Umeshinda Yesu” celebrates Christ’s victory through testimony about healing, deliverance, and changed circumstances. The recurring image of seeing blessings and recovery turns praise into an account of divine action rather than abstract optimism. References to illness, failed human help, broken bonds, and restored laughter frame Jesus’ name as the source of hope when ordinary answers have run out.
The song’s language of victory, the Lion of Judah, and freedom from strongholds presents Christ as both compassionate healer and reigning king. Its repeated declaration that Jesus has overcome may be connected with Revelation’s vision of the conquering Lion, while the emphasis on healing recalls the Gospel portraits of Christ responding to suffering. The closing reports of miracles and released captives reinforce a communal atmosphere of gratitude. Throughout, the lyric moves from hardship toward witness: pain is acknowledged, but praise rests on God’s authority, mercy, and ability to restore.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 5:5 Jesus is identified as the conquering Lion of the tribe of Judah.
- Psalm 103:2-3 The psalm praises God for forgiveness and healing.