Healing Worship Team - Jina Hilo Ni Uzima Lyrics
Lyrics
Yesu uvunja mapingu ya dhambi moyoni
Ni musamaha kwake twapata nguvu rohoni
Yesu uvunja mapingu ya dhambi moyoni
Ni musamaha kwake twapata nguvu rohoni
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Yesu uvunja mapingu ya dhambi moyoni
Ni musamaha kwake twapata nguvu rohoni
Yesu uvunja mapingu ya dhambi moyoni
Ni musamaha kwake twapata nguvu rohoni
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Jina hilo ni uzima
Jina hilo ni afya
Na amani kwetu
Hata ndimi elfu elfu
Hazitoshi
Kumusifu bwana
Kwa fadhili zake
Hata ndimi elfu elfu
Hazitoshi
Kumusifu bwana
Kwa fadhili zake
Yesu ni jina, liwezale yote
Yesu ni jina, lanipa amani
Yesu ni jina, lanipa furaha
Hata ndimi elfu elfu
Hazitoshi
Kumusifu bwana
Kwa fadhili zake
Hata ndimi elfu elfu
Hazitoshi
Kumusifu bwana
Kwa fadhili zake
Yesu ni jina, liwezale yote
Yesu ni jina, lanipa amani
Yesu ni jina, lanipa furaha
Video
Jina Hilo Ni Uzima - Healing Worship Team (Official Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on August 6, 2020, as part of the "Jina Hilo Ni Uzima - Single" album, the Healing Worship Team's song of the same title is a profound declaration of faith, weaving a tapestry of spiritual truths centered on the unmatched power and benevolence of Jesus' name. At its core, the song is a vibrant testimony, revealing the transformative impact of Christ in the life of a believer—from liberation to abundant living. It moves beyond mere acknowledgment to a heartfelt proclamation of the name Jesus as the wellspring of all good things, a narrative deeply resonant with those who seek solace and strength in their spiritual journey.
The initial verses immediately establish the song's central theme: the liberating power of Jesus. The lyrics speak to how Jesus "breaks the chains of sin in the heart" and through Him, "we receive forgiveness and spiritual strength." This powerful imagery directly echoes biblical truths found in passages like Romans 6:6-7, which declares that our old self was crucified with Christ so that the body ruled by sin might be done away with, and we would no longer be enslaved to sin. Colossians 1:13-14 further reinforces this, stating that God has delivered us from the dominion of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of His beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. This freedom from the burden of guilt and the strength to live a new life are foundational experiences for followers of Christ, beautifully captured in these opening lines.
The recurring refrain, "That name is life, that name is health, and peace for us," serves as the song's anchor, amplifying the multifaceted blessings inherent in the name of Jesus. This declaration aligns perfectly with John 14:6, where Jesus proclaims, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life." His name isn't just a label; it embodies the very essence of life itself, offering a spiritual vitality that transcends mere existence. The promise of "health" points beyond physical well-being to a holistic restoration, a concept deeply rooted in passages like Isaiah 53:5, which speaks of healing by His wounds, and 1 Peter 2:24, affirming that by His stripes we are healed. Furthermore, the gift of "peace" finds its scriptural parallel in John 14:27, where Jesus says, "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you," and Philippians 4:7, describing the peace of God that surpasses all understanding. The song thus encapsulates the comprehensive provision found in Christ—spiritual life, holistic wellness, and an inner tranquility that guards hearts and minds.
As the song progresses, it shifts into a profound expression of worship, acknowledging the inadequacy of human praise. The lines affirming that "even a thousand tongues are not enough to praise the Lord for His goodness/grace" articulate a deep sense of humility and awe. This sentiment mirrors Psalm 103:2, which encourages us to "bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits." It speaks to the immeasurable nature of God's favor and kindness, suggesting that no matter how much we try to articulate His goodness, our words will always fall short of His vast mercies. This part of the song inspires a genuine posture of worship, recognizing God's limitless love as depicted throughout the Psalms, especially Psalm 107:8, which calls for gratitude for His steadfast love and wonderful works.
The final declarations, "Jesus is a name that can do all things, Jesus is a name that gives me peace, Jesus is a name that gives me joy," culminate the song's message with an assertion of divine omnipotence and personal experience. This affirms the absolute sovereignty and power of Jesus, echoing Philippians 4:13, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." It positions His name not just as a source of benefits, but as the active agent of all possibilities. The return to themes of peace and joy reiterates their centrality to the Christian experience, reminding us of John 16:33 where Jesus assures us that in Him we will have peace, and John 15:11, where His desire is for His joy to be in us. "Jina Hilo Ni Uzima" serves as an uplifting anthem, reinforcing the conviction that the name of Jesus is not merely a sacred word, but a dynamic, life-changing force through which believers find liberation, healing, peace, and an uncontainable joy, inspiring worship and unwavering trust in His boundless grace.