Henrisoul + Gabriel Eziashi - This Kind God Oh Lyrics
Lyrics
CHORUS
This kind God oh
I never see your type oh
This kind of God oh
Blessed be your holy name (x2) .
VERSE 1
In time of wahala
When I dey halla
Baba no dey leave me lailai
E dey gimme strength and power
See… No wonder I dey call am my messiah .
Jehovah no dey tire
E no dey sleep
E no dey slumber
We say which kind God be this eeh?
This your papa na good God oo
Sing this kind God eeh… .
This kind God oh
I never see your type oh
This kind of God oh
Blessed be your holy name .
VERSE 2
In time of trials and temptation
When I dey for state of confusion
I no dey get any tension
Because my papa dey gimme the protection .
Time don go for celebration
Naso people gather
Dem gather from all the nation
Dem dey say which kind God be this oh
This your papa na good God oo
Sing this kind God eeh… .
This kind God oh
I never see your type oh
This kind of God oh
Blessed be your holy name .
Video
Henrisoul Ft. Gabriel Eziashi - This Kind God
Meaning & Inspiration
When Henrisoul and Gabriel Eziashi trade verses on this track, they aren’t just singing a catchy melody; they are participating in a long tradition of counting blessings that echoes the Psalms. The refrain, this kind God oh, I never see your type oh, acts as a modern-day confession of faith, mirroring the wonder David expressed when he asked in Psalm 8, "What is mankind that you are mindful of them?" The artists cut through the noise of daily life to point directly at the character of the Creator, standing in awe that the Sovereign of the universe stoops down to care for those in distress.
The theological core of the track rests on the unwavering presence of the Father. When the lyrics claim Baba no dey leave me lailai, they hit on the promise found in Hebrews 13:5, where God declares He will never leave nor forsake His children. Even in the heat of wahala—that familiar term for trouble or hardship—the song points to a divine strength that empowers the believer. It is a practical application of Isaiah 40:28, which reminds us that the Creator of the ends of the earth does not faint or grow weary. By singing that He no dey sleep, e no dey slumber, the artists ground their joy in the reality of Psalm 121, affirming that our protection comes from a watchful King who never loses focus.
There is a shift toward corporate celebration as the lyrics describe people gathering from all nations to marvel at this good God. This imagery captures the end-times vision of Revelation 7:9, where a multitude from every tribe and tongue stands before the throne. When others look at the life of a believer and ask, which kind God be this?, the question becomes a witness to the goodness of the Father. The song shifts the focus from our own performance to the reputation of the One we serve. It is a bold declaration that when we walk through trials without tension, it is only because we are under the shadow of the Almighty’s wing. Stop trying to figure out the puzzle of your circumstances on your own and start looking at the character of the God who is actually holding the pieces together.