Lyrics
Wewe ndiwe Bwana
Alpha na Omega
Maisha yangu nakutolea wewe
Wewe ndiwe Bwana
Alpha na Omega
Maisha yangu nakutolea wewe
Wewe ndiwe Bwana wa Mabwana
Muumba vyote nakuinamia
Wewe ndiwe Bwana wa Mabwana
Muumba vyote nakuinamia
Wewe ndiwe Bwana
Alpha na Omega
Maisha yangu nakutolea wewe
Wewe ndiwe Bwana wa Mabwana
Muumba vyote nakuinamia
Wewe ndiwe Bwana wa Mabwana
Muumba vyote nakuinamia
Wewe ndiwe Bwana
Alpha na Omega
Maisha yangu nakutolea wewe
Wewe ndiwe Bwana wa Mabwana
Pokea utukufu
Wewe ndiwew Bwana wa majeshi
Pokea shukrani
Wewe ndiwe Bwana wa Mabwana
Pokea utukufu
Wewe ndiwew Bwana wa majeshi
Pokea shukrani
Allelulia Allelulia
Alleluia Alleluia
Alle Alleluia
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song is a direct Swahili confession of Christ’s lordship. Calling Him Alpha and Omega places every part of life under His rule, while the offering of one’s life gives the worship a clear language of surrender. The repeated bowing before the Creator joins reverence with gratitude, and the requests that He receive glory and thanks keep attention fixed on God rather than the singer.
Revelation 1:8 supplies the song’s Alpha and Omega language, describing the Lord as the beginning and the end. Its declaration of the Lord of lords also recalls Revelation 19:16, while the offering of life is consistent with the living sacrifice described in Romans 12:1. Through repetition, the lyrics move from confession to adoration and then to hallelujah. The result is a concise worship song shaped by God’s sovereignty, creative authority, and worthiness to receive glory.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 1:8 The Lord identifies Himself as the Alpha and the Omega.
- Revelation 19:16 Christ is named King of kings and Lord of lords.
- Romans 12:1 Paul calls believers to offer their lives to God as living sacrifices.