Yusto Onesmo - Yesu ni Muweza Lyrics
Lyrics
Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaaah aweza Yote, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaah aweza Yote,
Siku moja bwana Yesu kwa uweza njiani alikemea mti ukanyauka watu wote walioliona tendo hili la ajabu wakashangaa, vilevile alikemea thoruba bahari ikatulia pia aliwaponya wagonjwa na kuwafufua wafu watu wakashangaa ndivyo itakavyo kuwa leo hii bwana yesu akianza kushugulika, kuondoa matatizo mbalimbali uliyo nayo, utafurahi na kushangilia
Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaaah aweza Yote, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaah aweza Yote.
Hatakama daktari alishakukatisha tamaa hutapona, bwana yesu anaweza kukuponya leo ukafurahi na kushangilia, kama ni matatizo ya ndoa au kiuchumi, Yesu ni muweza kama ni masomo darasani au biashara, Bwana yesu anainua. aaaah
Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaaah aweza Yote, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaah aweza Yote
Bibilia inaeleza habari ya zakayo, aliyepanda mkuyuni kwa kuwa bwana yesu ni muweza, akatambua mawazo yake kwa upendo akamwita kwa Jina, "Zakayo shuka" akashuka siku iyo akawa wa neema kwa Bwana yesu akapata wokovu Basi leo anakuita kwa jina, shuka upesi akuchongechonge, akufanye apendevyo yeye iyee
Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaaah aweza Yote, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaah aweza Yote {bridge} Oh Yesuuu Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaaah aweza Yote, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, Yesu ni muweza, aaah aweza Yote
JESUS IS ABLE, JESUS IS ABLE, JESUS IS ABLE, HE IS ABLE OF ALL THINGS. @Yusto Onesmo -YESU NI MUWEZA
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Yesu Ni Muweza - Yusto Onesmo
Meaning & Inspiration
Yusto Onesmo hits on a fundamental truth with his track Yesu ni Muweza, reminding us that when the world tells us our situation is terminal, we are actually standing in the perfect position for a miracle. The Swahili title simply means Jesus is capable, and the song leans heavily on the biblical reality that God is not restricted by human prognosis or earthly impossibility. When Onesmo sings about the fig tree that withered at the Master’s command or the storm that bowed before His voice, he is grounding his worship in the accounts of Matthew 21 and Mark 4. These aren't just ancient stories; they are evidence that the same authority Jesus exercised over nature is fully active when He intervenes in our personal crises today.
The theology here is uncomplicated but radical. By focusing on Christ’s ability to heal the sick, raise the dead, and provide for economic struggles, Onesmo pushes us away from self-reliance and toward complete dependence on the Savior. It echoes the confidence of Jeremiah 32:17, where we are told that nothing is too hard for the Lord. Whether the obstacle is a medical report or a failing business, the lyrics insist that Christ possesses the sovereign power to turn the narrative around. It is a direct challenge to the spirit of defeatism that often clouds our prayers when we face mountains that seem immovable.
What truly elevates this track is the specific reference to Zacchaeus in Luke 19. Onesmo doesn't just treat Jesus as a miracle worker for our physical needs; he highlights the relational, transformative aspect of the gospel. Just as Christ called the tax collector down from the tree, naming him and offering him salvation, the song suggests that our greatest problem—our need for a transformed heart—is also within the reach of His power. Being "able" isn't limited to fixing our circumstances; it means He is able to shape us into His image. When we realize that the same hand that commands storms also invites us down from our self-built perches to walk in grace, we stop looking at our problems and start looking at the one who holds all things together. Your struggle is not bigger than the One who created the fabric of reality itself, so stop acting like He is limited by your timeline or your bank account.