Dedo Dieumerci + Naomi Mugiraneza - Majina Mazuri Yote Ni Yako Lyrics
Lyrics
|Verse|
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Majina yote mazuri ni yako
[ All precious names are yours]
Eh Jehovah muumbaji wangu
[Eh Jehovah, my creator]
Nikupe jina gani
[I wonder which name I should call you]
Kwani kila la kiheri ni upekee wako!
[Because each special name is your Uniqueness]
|Chorus|
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Umeniponya, nakuita Jehovah Rapha, Mungu mponyaji wangu.
[You have healed me, so I call you Jehovah Rapha, the God who heals me.]
Umeniokowa, nakuita mwokozi, Bwana Mungu wa wokovu wangu!
[You saved me, so I call you Savior, God of my salvation]
Umenipigania, nakuita Jehova nissi, bendera ya ushindi wangu.
[You fought for me, so I call you Jehovah Nissi, the banner of my victory]
|Bridge|
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Usifiwe, Ee Bwana
[ Be glorified, O Lord]
Muumba wangu na nuru yangu
[My creator and my Light]
Wema wako wanijaza moyo
[your goodness fills my heart]
Wewe ndiye mucungaji wangu
[ You're my shepherd]
Tena kiongozi wa maisha yangu
[And the commander in chief of my life]
Wanitazama kama mboni ya jico lako!
[ You watch over me like the apple of your eye]
|Chorus|
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Umenifanya kuwa kielelezo cha walio barikiwa
[ You have made me an example of those who have been blessed]
Zaidi ya yote, ukanifanya kuwa baraka, ili nami nibariki.
[ Above all, you have made me a blessing so that I may also bless]
Nimekupata na nikaridhika
[I found you and was satisfied]
Wewe ni yote ndani ya yote
[ You are all in all]
Video
Hymnos 2 - Majina yote mazuri |Jehovah | Dedo D Ft Naomi M (Live)
Meaning & Inspiration
On October 14, 2022, Dedo Dieumerci and Naomi Mugiraneza unveiled "Majina Mazuri Yote Ni Yako," a worship anthem that extends an invitation to profound adoration. The song delves into the immeasurable greatness of God, articulating a believer's journey from recognizing divine attributes to experiencing their transformative power. It’s a beautifully crafted testimony, echoing the ancient cry of saints who sought to encapsulate the Lord's majesty through a tapestry of names, each revealing a facet of His character.
The song’s narrative unfolds with a poignant recognition that all precious names belong to God, our Creator. The opening lines immediately establish a sense of awe, questioning what name could truly encompass His unique and unparalleled essence. This reflection mirrors the scriptural understanding that God is incomparable, His ways and thoughts far above our own (Isaiah 55:8-9). It's a humble acknowledgment that human language falls short in fully describing the one who spoke the universe into existence (Genesis 1:1, Isaiah 40:28). This foundational truth sets the stage for a personal outpouring of gratitude, as the singer begins to call God by names derived from personal experience, reflecting His intervention and faithfulness in their life.
The heart of the song's message beats strongest as the worshiper recounts God's specific acts of grace. Having experienced healing, the Lord is affectionately called Jehovah Rapha, the God who heals, echoing His self-revelation in Exodus 15:26 and the psalmist’s praise for Him who "heals all your diseases" (Psalm 103:3). For salvation received, He is lauded as Savior, the God of their salvation, a powerful affirmation of His saving power as articulated in John 3:16 and Acts 4:12. When battles were fought and won, He is declared Jehovah Nissi, the banner of victory, drawing from Moses' proclamation after triumphing over the Amalekites (Exodus 17:15) and reminding us that the Lord fights for His people (Deuteronomy 20:4). Each name is not merely recited but proclaimed from a place of deep personal encounter, illustrating how abstract theological concepts become vibrant realities in a believer's life.
As the song progresses into its bridge, the intimacy deepens, painting a picture of God not just as a mighty deliverer but as a close, personal companion. He is glorified as Creator and Light, reflecting the truth that He is the source of all life and illuminates our paths (Psalm 27:1, John 8:12). The lyrics speak of His goodness filling the heart and proclaim Him as the Shepherd, a tender guide who cares for His flock (Psalm 23:1, John 10:11). Furthermore, He is revered as the commander in chief of life, watching over His own "like the apple of His eye," a profound image of meticulous care and protection found in Zechariah 2:8 and Deuteronomy 32:10. This segment beautifully portrays God as both sovereign Lord and loving guardian, leading and cherishing His children through every season.
The final chorus brings the spiritual journey to a powerful climax, moving beyond personal blessing to a purpose-driven existence. The worshiper declares that God has made them "an example of those who have been blessed," a testament to His abundant favor (Ephesians 1:3). More profoundly, God has made them a blessing, so they too "may also bless." This echoes the divine covenant with Abraham, where God blessed him to make him a blessing to all peoples (Genesis 12:2). It’s a powerful reminder that God's grace is not meant to terminate with the individual but to flow through them to others, transforming recipients of blessing into channels of blessing. The ultimate satisfaction found in Him—"I found you and was satisfied"—culminates in the declaration that He is "all in all" (Colossians 3:11, Ephesians 1:23), signifying complete fulfillment and utter dependence on Him alone. "Majina Mazuri Yote Ni Yako" is therefore more than just a song; it's a catechism of praise, a theological reflection, and a personal testimony woven into a compelling worship experience that encourages every listener to delve deeper into the multifaceted grandeur of God and embrace their calling to be a blessing.