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Elshadai by H-art cover art

H-art - Elshadai Lyrics

Artist:
H-art

Lyrics

Chorus


Elshadai
Uko na kile mimi nadai
Ulinipenda ata kama mm sifai
Elshadai Elshadai Elshadai
Uko na kile minadai
Ulipenda ata kama me sifai


Verse 1


He's an awesome God
Amenipa such an awesome soul
And am never lonely
Amenipa such an awesome love
He is an awesome God
And I wanna tell to the world
Iliwajue ni wewe
kama si wewe basi nani
Naskia landlody ako kwa njia anataka codi
Najua wewe utaprovide
Na nina ngori moyoni zinanijaza worry
Ila nitakua fine


Chorus (Repeat)


Verse 2


Everyday everyday is an awesome day
Na vile unanibariki
Hata mimi sielewi
Everyday everyday you come through
And I know some way
Kwenye dhiki nimepata rafiki
Rafiki wa kweli
Na kuna kaloni mahali kananijaza worry
Ni wewe utaprovide
Nina mahari natamani kulipia mpenzi
Sote tutakuwa fine
Na madaktari wanasema hali sio hali
wewe unajua time
nahisi nguvu zako kwangu
I will call you Elshadai


Chorus (Repeat)


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Meaning & Inspiration

"Elshadai" is a Swahili-English worship song naming God directly by the Hebrew title El Shaddai, God Almighty, and grounding that title in everyday concerns rather than abstract praise. The recurring refrain confesses personal unworthiness while insisting that God loved and desired relationship anyway, repeating the divine name as both address and anchor. The verses move quickly from calling God an awesome God to naming specific pressures, a landlord expecting rent, an anxious heart full of worry, before each concern is met with confident trust that provision will come. A later verse adds a more serious note, describing doctors' discouraging reports met with the same trust that God knows the right timing, closing with a direct declaration of God's strength being felt personally. By pairing a lofty title for God with such ordinary, specific worries, the song frames everyday provision and health concerns as legitimate territory for worship rather than separating the sacred from daily life.

Related Scripture

  • Genesis 17:1 Introduces God's name El Shaddai, God Almighty, matching the song's central title.
  • Philippians 4:19 Promises that God will supply every need, matching the lyric's trust that God will provide for rent and daily needs.
  • Philippians 4:6 Instructs against anxiety in favor of trust, matching the lyric about a worried heart trusting God for provision.