Lyrics
Hamna jambo Yeye asiloliweza
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Liseme, liseme, litaje, litaje
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Yeye ni Baba wa yatima, Yeye ni mume wa wajane
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Yeye ni Baba wa yatima, Yeye ni mume wa wajane
kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Liseme, liseme, litaje, litaje
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Yeye ni mponyaji. Yeye ni mkarimu
Mlinzi, mfariji wa ajabu.
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Yeye ni mponyaji, Yeye ni mkarimu
Mlinzi, mfariji wa ajabu
Yeye ni mponyaji. Yeye ni mkarimu
Mlinzi, mfariji wa ajabu.
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Yeye ni mponyaji, Yeye ni mkarimu
Mlinzi, mfariji wa ajabu
kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
Liseme, liseme, litaje, litaje
Kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
kwani ni jambo lipi hilo yeye asiloliweza
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Kwani ni Jambo Lipi Hilo—Liseme” centers on confidence that no problem exceeds God’s ability. Its repeated question challenges fear by asking what matter could be beyond him. The commands “liseme” and “litaje” encourage the burden to be named while directing attention toward divine sufficiency. The lyrics describe God as healer, generous provider, protector, and remarkable comforter. They also identify him as Father to orphans and husband to widows, giving the praise a compassionate focus rather than treating divine power as an abstract idea.
That language closely echoes biblical portraits of God’s care for vulnerable people and his authority over every circumstance. Psalm 68:5 names God as a father to the fatherless and defender of widows, while Jeremiah 32:27 asks whether anything is too hard for him. Through steady repetition, the song turns those themes into a confession of trust: hardship can be stated honestly, yet God’s care and ability remain greater than the need.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 68:5 God is described as a father to the fatherless and defender of widows.
- Jeremiah 32:27 God asks whether anything is too hard for him.