Phina - Sisi Ni Wale Lyrics
Lyrics
Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu
Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba
Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu
Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba
Sina hela, sina pesa, sina doh
Sina nyumba sina gari, sina ooh
Kila kukikucha mi naiwaza kesho
Napiga moyo konde nitafika ooh
Wanaokudharau leo
Watakusalimia kesho, kwa heshima
Wanaokusema sema, watakusifia kesho
Unaokula nao na kucheka nao
Kesho ukidondoka utokuwa nao
Piga moyo konde
Wakati wa Mungu wakati sahihi
Piga moyo konde
Wakati wa Baba wakati sahihi
(Sisi ni wale)
Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu
Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba
Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu
Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba
Jana niliumwa, nikadhani nitakufa
Leo niko fiti, ukinicheki nadundika
Nilipoachishwa kazi walidhani nitasota
Leo nipo juu ile kibosi nadundika
Kama unaamini umesaidiwa na Mungu
Piga kelele
Kelele moja
(Eeh) Kelele mbili (Eeh eeh)
Kama unaamini umesaidiwa na Mungu
Piga kelele
Kelele moja
(Eeh) Kelele mbili (Eeh eeh)
Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu
Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba
Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu
Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba
Video
Phina - Sisi ni Wale (Official Music Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Phina's "Sisi Ni Wale," released on December 29, 2023, emerges as a powerful declaration of collective identity and divine purpose, resonating deeply with themes found throughout Scripture. The song's title, translating from Swahili to "We are the ones," immediately establishes a foundation of shared belonging and predestined significance. This sense of chosenness and communal identity is a cornerstone of biblical narrative, from God's covenant with Abraham and his descendants, marking them as "a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession" (1 Peter 2:9), to the New Testament affirmation of believers as "children of God" and "heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ" (Romans 8:17). "Sisi Ni Wale" powerfully echoes this understanding, suggesting that the listener, as part of this collective, is uniquely positioned and called by God.
The underlying message of "Sisi Ni Wale" is one of empowerment rooted in faith. It speaks to the idea that through God's grace, we are equipped and designated for a specific role in His kingdom. This aligns with passages that emphasize God's foreknowledge and predestination of His people, as stated in Romans 8:29-30, "For those God foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son...And those he predestined, he also called; those he called, he also justified; those he justified, he also glorified." The song inspires confidence, reminding listeners that their current circumstances do not define their ultimate identity in Christ. It's a call to step into that divinely ordained purpose, much like David, who, though initially overlooked, was chosen by God to be king (1 Samuel 16:7). The song encourages a steadfast belief in God's plan, even when the path forward may seem unclear, drawing parallels to the faith of Abraham, who obeyed when he was called to go out to a place that he would later receive as his inheritance, even though he did not know where he was going (Hebrews 11:8). "Sisi Ni Wale" is a vibrant testament to the enduring truth that God equips those He calls, empowering them to fulfill His purposes, reminding us that our identity and strength are not in ourselves, but in the One who has called us into being.