Patrick Kubuya - Ni Yesu Lyrics
Lyrics
Furaha, tunaimba siku ya leo
Tumepewa, ushindi
Nguvu zetu si za damu wala nyama
Tumepewa na Roho
Furaha, tunaimba siku ya leo
Tumepewa, ushindi
Nguvu zetu si za damu wala nyama
Tumepewa na Roho
Kweli Bwana ni upande wetu
Hatuna haja ya kuogopa kitu chote
Hata shida ziinuke tele
Hatuna haja ya kuogopa kitu chote
Kweli Bwana ni upande wetu
Hatuna haja ya kuogopa kitu chote
Hata shida ziinuke tele
Hatuna haja ya kuogopa kitu chote
Furaha, tunaimba siku ya leo
Tumepewa, ushindi
Nguvu zetu si za damu wala nyama
Tumepewa na Roho
Kweli Bwana ni upande wetu
Hatuna haja ya kuogopa kitu chote
Hata shida ziinuke tele
Hatuna haja ya kuogopa kitu chote
Tuna yule aliye shinda giza, na uwezo wake
Kwa upande wetu, tuna nguvu juu ya mambo yote
Tuna yule aliye shinda giza, na uwezo wake
Kwa upande wetu, tuna nguvu juu ya mambo yote
Anyetutunza, anashughulika nasi
Anatupa nguvu, pia anakesha kwetu
Anyetutunza, anashughulika nasi
Anatupa nguvu, pia anakesha kwetu
Anayechanganya adui zetu
Ni Yesu
Ni Yesu
Anayetupenda
Anatetujali
Anayetutunza
Anatupa nguvu
Ni nani yule?
Mfariji wetu
Kimbilio letu
Tegemeo letu
Video
Patrick Kubuya - Ni Yesu (Official Music Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
I kept hearing the words about our strength not being of flesh and blood, and it pulled me right back to how Paul wrote to the Ephesians. It’s funny how we say things like that, but living like our battle isn’t against people is a completely different thing. When the song says we’ve been given the victory through the Spirit, I start wondering if I actually believe that in the middle of a bad day or if it’s just a nice sentiment for a song. There’s this bold confidence in the lyrics, claiming we don't need to fear anything even if troubles pile up, and it honestly feels a bit heavy to hold onto. Is that really what it means to be on the Lord’s side, to just lose all sense of worry?
The part that sticks is when it calls Jesus our refuge and the one who confuses our enemies. It feels like a prayer for protection, almost like David in the psalms, constantly crying out to God when things feel like they’re falling apart. But then I get caught up in the tension of it. We talk about Him being our strength and our constant keeper, which is what the Bible says about Him never sleeping or slumbering, yet my own life often feels so fragile. I find myself asking if I’m leaning on His strength or if I’m just waiting for the, you know, "feeling" of being strong to show up. It’s a bold claim, saying Jesus is the one who handles the enemies, and I’m left wondering if I’m truly ready to let go of the need to fight my own battles, or if I’m just singing about it while I keep my guard up anyway.