Lyrics
Una wasi wasi
Hofu na mashaka
Unahisi moyoni kama Mungu kakuacha
Maana unaona hausogei wala huendelei
Uko palepale kila siku
Uko vilevile (rudia 2)
Mungu aliianzisha safari tena ataimaliza
Maana alikujua kabla hujajijua kabla hujazaliwa
Mungu hawezi kukuacha njiani
Safari yako aliianzisha mwenyewe
Asingetaka angekuacha mwanzoni
Unakokwenda yeye anajua
(rudia 4)
Atainyosha njia yako
Atainyosha njia yako
Ina mabonde kweli
Ina vikwazo vingi
Atainyoosha njia yako
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Mwaminifu” speaks to anxiety, fear, doubt, and the feeling that progress has stopped. Its response is confidence in God’s faithfulness: the God who began the path will also bring it to completion. The lyric grounds that assurance in God’s prior knowledge of a person’s life, even before birth, and in his refusal to abandon what he has started. Valleys and obstacles remain present, but they are not treated as evidence of divine absence.
Philippians 1:6 closely matches the promise that the one who began a good work will complete it. Jeremiah 1:5 supports the statement that God knew a person before birth, while Proverbs 3:6 aligns with the repeated assurance that he will make the path straight. These biblical echoes shape the song as encouragement rooted in trust rather than a promise of an effortless life. Its calm repetition reinforces dependence on God’s knowledge, guidance, and continuing care when circumstances appear unchanged or the way ahead seems difficult.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work he began.
- Jeremiah 1:5 God tells Jeremiah that he knew him before his birth.
- Proverbs 3:6 The proverb connects acknowledging God with his making paths straight.