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I Love You Lord - Hosanna Blessed Be The Rock by Neyi  Zimu + Omega Khunou cover art

Neyi Zimu + Omega Khunou - I Love You Lord - Hosanna Blessed Be The Rock Lyrics

Artist:
Neyi Zimu + Omega Khunou

Lyrics

Verse 1


I love You Lord I lift my voice
To worship You
Oh my soul rejoice to join my worship
In what You hear
Let be a sweet, sweet sound in Your ear


Chorus


Oh magnify the Lord
For He is worthy to be praised
Oh magnify the Lord
For He is worthy to be praised


Chorus 2


Hosanna blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock of my salvation
Hosanna blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock of my salvation


Bridge


Oh lift up holy hands
For he is worthy to be praised
Oh lift up holy hands
For he is worthy to be praised


Chorus 2


Hosanna blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock of my salvation
Hosanna blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock of my salvation


Hosanna blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock of my salvation
Hosanna blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock of my salvation


Outro


Ngiyawule


Meaning & Inspiration

I Love You Lord - Hosanna Blessed Be The Rock is a worship song that combines two familiar strands of praise. The opening lines offer a voice of worship, asking that the sound be "a sweet, sweet sound" in God's ear, and the following lines call on listeners to "magnify the Lord" because "He is worthy to be praised."

The repeated "Hosanna" section names God as "the rock of my salvation," language that matches Psalm 18:46 and Psalm 95:1. A line about lifting holy hands echoes Psalm 134:2 and 1 Timothy 2:8. The closing word, "Ngiyawule," adds a line in another language, so the song reflects a setting where praise moves between English and a local tongue. Its structure is built on repetition, with each short section returned to several times, which makes it easy for a congregation to pick up and sing. The tone is adoring and plain, with God's worthiness and salvation as its steady focus.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 18:46 The psalmist blesses the Lord as the rock and exalts the God of salvation.
  • Psalm 95:1 The psalm calls for joyful singing to the rock of salvation.
  • Psalm 134:2 The psalm invites lifting hands in the sanctuary and blessing the Lord.