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NinaKuhimidi Bwana  by Israel Ezekia cover art

Israel Ezekia - NinaKuhimidi Bwana Lyrics

Artist:
Israel Ezekia

Lyrics

Ninakumbuka ulivyoniokoa 


Toka katika mizigo ya dhambi 


Sasa ni huru nakuabudu Baba 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


Ninakumbuka ulivyoniponya 


Ukaniondolea magonjwa yote 


Sasa ni mzima nakwabudu Baba 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana, Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


Sifa zako zi kinywani Mwangu 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana, Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


Sifa zako zi kinywani mwangu 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


Uliyetenda tena utandaye 


Huna mwanzo wala mwisho 


Maisha yangu nakukabidhi 


Uitumie kama upendavyo


Wewe ni mwema tena mwaminifu 


Mtakatifu niwe wa pekee 


Mbingu na chi zimejaa utukufu wako 


Twakuhimidi pokea sifa zetu 


Pokea pokea 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana, Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


Sifa zako zi kinywani mwangu 


Ninakuhimidi Bwana 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Ninakuhimidi Bwana” is a song of praise shaped by memories of God’s saving and healing work. The singer recalls freedom from the burden of sin and deliverance from illness, then answers those gifts with worship. Its recurring declaration that praise remains on the singer’s lips gives the song a clear devotional focus. God is described as eternal, good, faithful, and holy, while the singer’s restored life becomes a reason to honor him.

The later lines move from gratitude into surrender as the singer places life before God for his purposes. That progression connects praise with dedication rather than treating thanksgiving as a passing response. The image of praise continually filling the mouth closely echoes Psalm 34:1, while the declaration that heaven and earth are full of God’s glory recalls Isaiah’s vision of divine holiness. Together, these themes present worship as a response to rescue, healing, faithfulness, and the majesty of God.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 34:1 The psalm speaks of continually keeping the Lord’s praise on the lips.
  • Isaiah 6:3 The heavenly declaration says that the whole earth is full of God’s glory.
  • Romans 12:1 The passage connects worship with offering one’s life to God.