Sinach - Omemma (Good God) Lyrics

Lyrics

A na m enye gi ekele (I give you thanks)
Omemma eh (Good God)
Omemma eh (Good God)
I worship you

I give you thanks
(A na m enye gi ekele)

Good God
(Omemma eh)

I worship you

I give you thanks
(A na m enye gi ekele)

Good God
(Omemma eh)

I worship you

You've been so good to me
Faithful God
You are so good
You are so kind
King of all kings
Lord of all lords
Champion of champions
I am giving you the praise

I give you thanks
(A na m enter gi ekele)

Good God
(Omemma eh)

I worship you

You never change
(I dighi agbanwe agabanwe)

Good God
(Omemma)

You feel my heart to overflowing
(I juru obi m eju)

Oh joy
(Obioma)

I lift you higher
(Ka m bulie gi elu)

I adore you Lord
(Otito diri gi)

King of all Kings
(Eze ndi Eze)

I give you the praise
(A na m enye gi ekele)

I give you thanks
(A na m enye gi ekele)

Good God
(Omemma eh)

I worship you

I give you thanks
(A na m enye gi ekele)

Good God
(Omemma eh)

I worship you

I give you thanks
(A na m enye gi ekele)

Good God
(Omemma eh)

I worship you

You've been so good to me
Faithful God
You are so good
You are so kind
King of all kings
Lord of all lords
Champion of champions
I am giving you the praise

I give you thanks
(A na m enter gi ekele)

Good God
(Omemma eh)

I worship you

Good God
(Omema)

we run to you and we have rest
(Agbakulu ezulike)

the great healer
(Aka n’agwọ Ọria)

we remember you and we have confidence
(Echeta obi esie ike)

Jesus, you're the friend that sticks closer than a brother
(Jesus okwa gi bụ nwanne out onye)

Mighty warrior
(odogwu akataka)

King of the whole universe
(Eze uwa niine)

Thank you, Jesus
(Jesus Imela)

we give you the praise
(Anyi n'enye gi ekele)

Father recieve all the glory
(Nna nalu otito)

because you alone are worthy
(Na ọ sọsọ gi zulu ka e me)

Mighty warrior, we are giving you the praise
(Odogwu akataka ,anyi n'enye gu ekene)

Father take all the worship,
(Papa nalu otito)
Father recieve all the praise
(Papa nalu ekene )

we give you our worship
(Anyi n'enye gi otito eh )

we give you praise
(Anyi n'enye gi ekene eh)

Give thanks
(Ekele)

I worship you

Give thanks
(Ekele)

I worship you

Video

SINACH ft. Nolly | OMEMMA - Official Video

Meaning & Inspiration

Sinach's "Omenma (Good God)," released on November 11, 2019, featuring Nolly, stands as a profound declaration of faith, rooted deeply in the character and unwavering faithfulness of God. The song's central message echoes the biblical truth that God is inherently good, a concept that underpins much of our understanding of His nature. The title itself, "Omenma," translating to "Good God" in Igbo, immediately sets the tone for a worshipful acknowledgement of divine benevolence. This isn't merely a catchy tune; it's a theological affirmation, a robust expression of gratitude for God's constant presence and His unfailing goodness, even amidst life's challenges.

The power of "Omenma" lies in its ability to translate abstract theological truths into a relatable and inspiring musical experience. The song speaks to the profound realization that no matter the circumstances, God's goodness remains a constant, an anchor for the soul. This resonates powerfully with the scriptural assurance found in Psalm 34:8, which encourages us to "Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him." Sinach's delivery, amplified by Nolly's contribution, conveys a sense of personal testimony, as if recounting specific instances where God's goodness has been demonstrably evident. It’s a reminder that divine goodness isn't an abstract concept but a tangible reality experienced in the midst of life’s journey.

The lyrics, though not explicitly quoted here, consistently point to God as the source of all blessings and protection. This aligns with passages like James 1:17, stating, "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows." The song, therefore, acts as a powerful reminder to shift our focus from fleeting earthly circumstances to the eternal and unchanging nature of God. It's an invitation to recognize God's hand in every aspect of life, from provision to deliverance, and to attribute all praise to Him. The repetition of "Omenma" becomes a meditative mantra, reinforcing the core message and encouraging a settled trust in God's benevolent plan. This deep reliance on God's goodness is a cornerstone of Christian living, as highlighted in Proverbs 3:5-6: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." "Omenma" encapsulates this sentiment beautifully, offering a musical pathway to a more profound and unwavering faith.