Groupe Chandelier de Gloire - Pokea / Pokeya Sifa Lyrics
Lyrics
Kwa jina lako Baba yangu
Mabaya yote yanashuka
Nani atayesimama mbele zako
Sijaona kama wewe
Muumbaji wa mbingu na nchi
Roho yangu yakusifu
Wewe mfalme
Kwa jina lako Baba yangu
Mabaya yote yanashuka
Nani atayesimama mbele zako
Sijaona kama wewe
Muumbaji wa mbingu na nchi
Roho yangu yakusifu
Wewe mfalme
Kwa jina lako Bwana wangu
Mabaya yote yanashuka
Nani atayesimama mbele zako
Umu mmoja tangu mwanzo
Unapita na mawazo
Maarifa yako Bwana ni makubwa
Kimbilio la vizazi
Sijaona kama wewe
Nguvu zako Bwana wangu zinatisha
Kimbilio la vizazi
Sijaona kama wewe
Nguvu zako Bwana wangu zinatisha
Bahari yakutii
Milima yatetemeka
Kwa sauti ya kuu
Muumbaji wa vyote
Nini Bwana wangu lililo ngumu kwako
Yote unaweza muumbaji wa vyote
Bahari yakutii
Milima yatetemeka
Kwa sauti ya kuu
Muumbaji wa vyote
Nini Bwana wangu lililo ngumu kwako
Yote unaweza muumbaji wa vyote
Pokeya utukufu na sifa zote
Bwana Pokeya aaah ah ah
Pokeya utukufu na sifa zote
Bwana Pokeya
Pokeya utukufu na sifa zote
Bwana Pokeya
Pokeya utukufu na sifa zote
Bwana Pokeya
Video
CROWN CELEBRATION - Pokeya sifa
Meaning & Inspiration
Groupe Chandelier de Gloire’s "Pokea / Pokeya Sifa," released on September 23, 2018, stands as a powerful declaration of God's unrivaled majesty and might, weaving a tapestry of profound reverence and unwavering faith. The song’s essence lies in its complete surrender to the divine, acknowledging a God who transcends all understanding and earthly power. Its title, which translates to "Receive Praise," encapsulates the core message: a passionate invitation for the Almighty to accept the worship that is His due, stemming from a deep understanding of His character and deeds. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a Creator whose very name commands authority, a name before which "all evil falls" and no one can stand. This echoes the biblical truth found in Philippians 2:9-11, where every knee will bow at the name of Jesus, affirming the ultimate supremacy and power inherent in God's identity, providing profound comfort and assurance to those facing life's challenges.
The song then thoughtfully progresses to articulate God's singular nature, declaring, "I have seen no one like You, Creator of heaven and earth." This profound statement is a testament to His uniqueness, emphasizing that He is beyond comparison, the architect of all existence. Psalm 145:3 reminds us that His greatness is unsearchable, a sentiment beautifully captured here. The declaration that "My spirit praises You, You are King" shifts the focus to personal worship, a heartfelt response to the recognition of His unparalleled creative power and His rightful position as the sovereign ruler of the universe. This personal commitment to praise, springing from the depths of one's being, aligns with Psalm 103:1, which urges the soul to bless the Lord and remember all His benefits. The track continues to deepen this reverence by asserting God's eternality, noting, "You are one from the beginning," a truth deeply rooted in Scripture, such as Psalm 90:2, which states that from everlasting to everlasting, He is God. His knowledge is celebrated as "great," surpassing all human thought, a concept beautifully articulated in Isaiah 55:8-9, where God declares His thoughts and ways are higher than ours. He is presented as the "Refuge for generations," a comforting promise that has stood the test of time, much like the promise found in Deuteronomy 33:27, that the eternal God is our refuge.
The portrayal of God's power is particularly awe-inspiring, as the song vividly describes how "the sea obeys You" and "mountains tremble at Your mighty voice." These powerful images directly draw from scriptural accounts of God's dominion over creation, echoing passages like Psalm 89:9, where the Lord rules the surging sea, and Psalm 29, which repeatedly emphasizes the thunderous, powerful voice of God that splits cedars and shakes the wilderness. The rhetorical question, "What, my Lord, is difficult for You? You can do all things, Creator of all things," serves as a definitive affirmation of His omnipotence. This line powerfully echoes Jesus' words in Luke 1:37, "For nothing will be impossible with God," and the Lord’s own question in Jeremiah 32:27, "Is anything too hard for me?" It’s a profound reminder that no obstacle is too great for the God who made everything. This comprehensive understanding of God's character – His power, wisdom, eternality, and absolute control – builds to the climactic and repetitive chorus: "Receive all glory and praise, Lord, receive." This is not a mere request but a fervent command from a heart overflowing with worship, a recognition that all honor, magnificence, and adoration belong solely to Him, as powerfully stated in Revelation 4:11, where the heavenly hosts declare God worthy to receive glory, honor, and power.
"Pokea / Pokeya Sifa" is far more than just a song; it is a profound journey into the very nature of God, a theological anthem set to an engaging rhythm. Its message provides immense encouragement, reminding believers of the unshakeable foundation of their faith in a God who is utterly sovereign, incredibly powerful, and eternally worthy of all praise. It calls for a deeper reflection on God's attributes, stirring the spirit to acknowledge His greatness in every circumstance. For anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of divine majesty and express heartfelt adoration, this track serves as a vibrant and biblically rich reminder of who God is and why He alone deserves all the glory.