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The Saints Ministers - Maombi Lyrics

Artist:
The Saints Ministers

Lyrics

Unapoomba nitaje jina 


Omba Mungu anikumbuke 


Ni mnyonge mimi sina uwezo 


Kwa maombi ntapata huru 


Unapoomba omba kwa imani 


Maombi atayasikia 


Unapoomba uwe mnyenyekevu 


Maombi atayajibu 


Kulala kwetu kuamka kwetu 


Kuishi kwetu ni neema 


Tumaini letu ni kwako Bwana 


Abudu ungama shukuru kwa dua zetu 


Tumaini letu ni kwako Bwana 


Unapoomba omba kwa imani 


Maombi atayasikia 


Unapoomba uwe mnyenyekevu 


Maombi atayajibu 


Mungu ajibu maombi maombi maombi 


Mungu ajibu maombi maombi 


Maombi ya watu wake 


Uliza amani pokea shukuru 


kulingana na ahadi zake ombi lako litajibiwa 


Uliza amani pokea shukuru 


kulingana na ahadi zake ombi lako litajibiwa 


Unapoomba omba kwa imani 


Maombi atayasikia 


Unapoomba uwe mnyenyekevu 


Maombi atayajibu 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Maombi” presents prayer as an act of faith, humility, dependence, and thanksgiving. The opening request asks another believer to remember a vulnerable person before God, giving the song a communal concern rather than a private focus alone. Its refrain then stresses confidence that God hears and answers prayer. Daily life, from sleeping to waking, is described as grace, while hope remains fixed on the Lord.

The later lines gather several responses around prayer: worship, confession, gratitude, asking, receiving, and peace. This sequence is close to biblical teaching that requests should be offered to God with thanksgiving and that divine peace guards anxious hearts. The lyric also connects answered prayer with God’s promises, while the repeated call for humility keeps the emphasis away from entitlement. Faith here is neither a demand nor a denial of weakness. It is a posture that brings need honestly before God and waits upon his mercy. The repeated appeal for God to answer the prayers of his people makes the song especially suited to corporate worship and intercession.

Related Scripture

  • Philippians 4:6-7 The passage joins prayer and petition with thanksgiving and promises God’s peace.
  • Mark 11:24 Jesus teaches his disciples to pray with faith when bringing requests to God.
  • James 4:10 James calls believers to humility before the Lord, matching the song’s instruction to pray humbly.