Bwenge arahamagara ati ntukiringire abantu Utazamera nk’uwubatse inzu ye ku musenyi Imvura izagwa nyinshi izayihitana Imivu nitemba izayitembana Urukundo bakunda nti Rumara kabiri Rushira nk’iminsi unyigishe ku kwizera
Wenyine
Dore ngushikamijeho umutima wanjye Kukw’ari wowe ubasha kumpisha Ahatazabonwa n’undi Urukundo bakunda nti Rumara kabiri Rushira nk’iminsi unyigishe ku kwizera
Wenyine
Dore ngushikamijeho umutima wanjye Kukw’ari wowe ubasha kumpisha Ahatazabonwa n’undi
N’ejobundi yaratutswe yitwa ikizira Baramutokoza aratonekara cane Nyamara izina ryiwe mugihe gito gishize Ryahoraga ku mitima yabo
Nyamara izina ryiwe mugihe gito gishize Ryahoraga ku mitima yabo
Nk’umusirikare wese ugiye kurugamba Umwigishe kurwanisha uburyo bwose Kuko amanywa nijoro ajya ahorana isengesho Uzamuhe gusoza amahoro Kuko amanywa nijoro ajya ahorana isengesho Uzamuhe gusoza amahoro Urukundo bakunda nti Rumara kabiri Rushira nk’iminsi unyigishe ku kwizera
Wenyine
Dore ngushikamijeho umutima wanjye Kukw’ari wowe ubasha kumpisha Ahatazabonwa n’undi
Urukundo bakunda nti Rumara kabiri Rushira nk’iminsi unyigishe ku kwizera
Wenyine
Dore ngushikamijeho umutima wanjye Kukw’ari wowe ubasha kumpisha Ahatazabonwa n’undi
Abiringiye Uwiteka Imana Bameze nk’umusozi w’isiyoni Ntakizabasha kubanyeganyeza Imvura izagwa nyinshi ntizabahitana Imivu nitemba ntizabatembana
Abiringiye Uwiteka Imana Bameze nk’umusozi w’isiyoni Ntakizabasha kubanyeganyeza Imvura izagwa nyinshi ntizabahitana Imivu nitemba ntizabatembana
Abiringiye Uwiteka Imana Bameze nk’umusozi w’isiyoni Ntakizabasha kubanyeganyeza Imvura izagwa nyinshi ntizabahitana Imivu nitemba ntizabatembana
Urukundo bakunda nti Rumara kabiri Rushira nk’iminsi unyigishe ku kwizera
Wenyine
Dore ngushikamijeho umutima wanjye Kukw’ari wowe ubasha kumpisha Ahatazabonwa n’undi
Abiringiye Uwiteka Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration
Israel Mbonyi's song "Abiringiye Uwiteka" explores the profound theme of placing one's trust solely in God. Released with a video on November 7, 2024, the song conveys a message cautioning against relying on human beings, likening it to building a house on sand that will be swept away by storms and floods. The lyrics emphasize that human affection can be fleeting, not lasting long but fading away quickly.
The song presents a strong plea to be taught to trust God alone, declaring a commitment of the heart to Him because He is capable of providing a hiding place unseen by others. It recounts an example of someone who was highly regarded, their name held in people's hearts, but later faced scorn and mistreatment, highlighting the changeable nature of human opinion and loyalty.
Furthermore, the song uses the metaphor of a soldier going to battle, praying day and night, asking for guidance on how to fight spiritually and finish peacefully. This imagery underscores the need for constant prayer and divine help in life's struggles. The central, repeated message firmly asserts that those who trust the Lord God are like Mount Zion, which cannot be shaken. They are protected from the storms and floods that would overwhelm those who rely on unstable foundations.
The themes expressed in "Abiringiye Uwiteka" resonate deeply with various scripture verses. For instance, the caution against trusting in people echoes Jeremiah 17:5, which states, "Cursed is the one who trusts in man, who draws strength from mere flesh and whose heart turns away from the Lord." Conversely, verse 7 of the same chapter says, "But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him." Psalm 118:8-9 also reinforces this sentiment: "It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in humans; it is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in princes." The depiction of those who trust God being unshakeable like Mount Zion directly mirrors Psalm 125:1, which says, "Those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion, which cannot be shaken but endures forever." The concept of God as a hiding place aligns with verses like Psalm 32:7, "You are my hiding place; you will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance." The song’s message consistently points to the stability, reliability, and protection found in trusting God above all else.
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