Semah + Flavour - Power And Glory Lyrics

Lyrics

In the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit

All power and glory belongs to you

In the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit

All power and glory belongs to you

Olee mgbe ike mmadu ji a kari ike Chukwu

Thank God say man no be God

Eh oh eh

Hehehe

My name is Semah G Weifur

I come from West Africa, Liberia

I thank God for my life

I thank God for my health

I thank God for my fans, family and friends o

I'm blind today, I can see tomorrow

I'm poor today, I'll be rich tomorrow

Nobody there knows tomorrow oh eh

Hehehe

In the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit

All power and glory belongs

In the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit

All power and glory belongs to you

Olee mgbe ike mmadu ji a kari ike Chukwu

Thank God say man no be God

Eh oh eh

Hehehe

Hahahaha

Oyorima

Them for don throw-way me for dirty o

(?)

Jesus Onye ndu mi oh ochi ora

You're the beginning and ending

In the morning, i na aza mu

Na efife le i na aza mu

Nime abali oh, i na aza muoh

Olee mgbe ike mmadu ji a kari ike Chukwu

Thank God say man no be God

Eh oh eh

Hehehe

Hahahaha

In the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit

All power and glory belongs to you

In the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit

All power and glory belongs to you

Obaino music oh, Alaba (hahaha)

Omemma i na eme mma

Yea Mr Flavour pon the dance floor

Seh

Video

Flavour X Semah - Power And Glory (Official Video)

Meaning & Inspiration

Released on March 21, 2018, "Power And Glory" by Semah and Flavour is far more than a typical musical release; it is a profound declaration of faith and a testament to divine empowerment. The genesis of this powerful collaboration lies in the remarkable story of Semah G. Weifur, a visually impaired Liberian child whose talent and spirit deeply moved Nigerian music icon Flavour. This partnership transcends ordinary musical endeavors, evolving into a poignant narrative of purpose and resilience, with Semah’s voice carrying an authentic weight rooted in a lived experience of dependence on a higher power. His contributions resonate with a raw, inspiring sincerity that elevates the entire message of the song.

The track immediately establishes its spiritual foundation with an invocation steeped in Christian tradition: "In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, all power and glory belongs to You." This opening declaration sets the stage for a worshipful experience, attributing ultimate authority and honor solely to the triune God. This resonates deeply with scriptural truths, mirroring passages such as 1 Chronicles 29:11, which proclaims, "Yours, O Lord, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the victory and the majesty, for all that is in the heavens and in the earth is Yours; Yours is the kingdom, O Lord, and You are exalted as head above all." It’s a direct affirmation that God alone is worthy of all adoration and that every form of might originates from Him.

A central, unifying theme articulated throughout the song is the vast disparity between human ability and divine omnipotence. The rhetorical question, posed in Igbo, "Olee mgbe ike mmadu ji a kari ike Chukwu?" (When can man's power surpass God's power?), is coupled with the emphatic declaration, "Thank God say man no be God." This serves as a potent reminder of God's absolute and unchallengeable sovereignty. This sentiment is deeply embedded in biblical wisdom, reflecting the words of Isaiah 55:8-9, where God states, "For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways... For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My ways higher than your ways and My thoughts than your thoughts." It eloquently underscores humanity’s inherent limitations and highlights the profound wisdom in placing one’s complete trust in the Creator, whose understanding knows no bounds.

Semah's personal testimony, delivered with moving candor, forms the aspirational core of the song. He introduces himself from Liberia, expressing heartfelt gratitude for his life, health, supporters, family, and friends. His poignant lines, "I'm blind today, I can see tomorrow. I'm poor today, I'll be rich tomorrow. Nobody there knows tomorrow," are not mere optimistic sentiments but a powerful affirmation of unshakeable faith in God's redemptive plan and a hopeful outlook despite present challenges. This perspective finds strong resonance in New Testament teachings, such as 2 Corinthians 4:18, which encourages us to fix our eyes "not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal." It's a vibrant testament to the conviction that God can transform any circumstance and that His promises for a future filled with hope are genuinely attainable, as conveyed in Jeremiah 29:11.

The song then shifts to an intimate expression of reliance on Jesus, affectionately referred to as "Onye ndu mi oh ochi ora" (my leader, the joy/king of people). The declaration, "You're the beginning and ending," identifies Jesus with the divine title of Alpha and Omega (Revelation 1:8), the eternal and all-encompassing God who orchestrates all time. The repeated assurance, "In the morning, i na aza mu / Na efife le i na aza mu / Nime abali oh, i na aza muoh" (In the morning, You answer me / In the afternoon, You answer me / In the night, You answer me), speaks volumes about God's constant presence and unwavering responsiveness to prayer. This comforting truth is echoed throughout the Psalms, where figures like David frequently sought God's help at all hours, illustrating His tireless vigilance and care (e.g., Psalm 5:3, Psalm 121:7-8).

"Power And Glory" ultimately stands as a magnificent tapestry woven with threads of fervent worship, deeply personal testimony, and unwavering trust in God’s supreme authority. It delivers a powerful auditory message, compelling all who engage with it to shift their gaze from human fragility to divine might. The song encourages embracing hope even in the most challenging adversities and steadfastly acknowledging God as the sole possessor of all power and glory. The musical synergy between Semah and Flavour not only showcases exceptional artistic collaboration but also conveys a profoundly spiritual message, inspiring believers to lean into God's promises and declare His sovereignty in every season of life. This piece of music shines as a beacon, illuminating the path to a deeper faith and fostering a closer relationship with the divine.