Lyrics
Parapanda itapigwa itapigwa
Parapanda itasika itasikika
Hapo ndipo mfalme wa haki atakapotawala
Hapo ndipo mfalme wa kweli atakapotawala
Maana dunia ya leo watu wanabebeana
Maana dunia ya leo watu wanapendeleana
Atatawala mwenye dunia
Maana dunia ya leo watu wanapendeleana
Hapo ndipo falme zote za dunia zitanyamaza
Mwenye wa kweli atawala
Atasimamia mahakama zote kwa haki
Atasimamia kesi zote kwa haki
Kila mmoja atalipwa sawa
Dunia yote itatiishwa kwenye uweza wake
Dunia yote itashangaa alivyo wa haki
Mataifa watajua yeye ni mwema
Hapo ndipo wote tutajua yeye ni baba
Dunia yote itaelewa ni Mungu wa haki
Maana dunia ya leo watu wanasaidiana
Maana dunia ya leo watu wanasaidiana
Atatawala asiyejua pendelea mwingine
Watu wa leo wanatazama sifa ya mtu
Majira yanakuja ya kujua baba wa kweli
Majira yanafika watamjua Mungu wetu
Leo hawatambua machozi tunayolia
Leo hata ukilia hakuna wa kutazama
Hata ukiteswa hakuna wa kutazama
Wakati unapo janga atatawala kwa haki
Hapo ndipo falme zitajua yeye ni mfalme
Hapo ndipo dunia itaelewa yeye ni Bwana
Tutapanguzwa machozi yetu na sisi
Tutaheshimiwa na dunia na sisi
Tutaheshimiwa na watu wote na sisi
Hawawezi tambua haki yako leo hii
Maana dunia ya leo watu wanasaidiana
Hakuna wa kutetea maisha yangu
Watawala wa leo wanapendeleana
Anakuja mtawala wa haki kutusaidia
Utarahi na Baba
Tutashangilia kwa Baba
Maana ufalme wake Baba utakuwa ni wenye haki
Baba yetu akitawala
Atatawala haaa
Atatawala haaa
Atatawala haaa
Atatawala haaa
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Muhukumu Wa Haki” looks toward God as the righteous ruler who will end favoritism and judge every case with justice. The trumpet announces a decisive change: earthly kingdoms fall silent, suffering is recognized, and authority belongs to the true King. Repeated contrasts between present injustice and God’s coming rule give the song the character of lament joined to expectant worship.
The lyric pays particular attention to people whose tears and pain appear unseen. Its hope rests in a ruler who does not judge by status, who defends life, and who rewards fairly. That picture closely parallels biblical passages describing the Lord’s impartial judgment and righteous government. The promise that tears will be wiped away also recalls Revelation’s vision of God ending mourning and pain. By closing with repeated declarations that God will reign, the song turns distress into confidence that divine justice, joy, and lasting fellowship will prevail.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 96:10-13 The psalm declares that the Lord reigns and will judge the peoples with equity and righteousness.
- Revelation 11:15 A trumpet announces that the world’s kingdom has become the kingdom of the Lord and his Christ.
- Revelation 21:4 The vision promises that God will wipe away every tear and end mourning and pain.