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MEANING
“Mbingu za Mbingu” is a Swahili phrase that literally means “the Heavens of Heavens” or “the Highest Heavens.” In gospel worship, it carries deep biblical and spiritual meaning.
Biblical Background
The phrase comes from Scriptures such as:
1 Kings 8:27 – “Behold, heaven and the heaven of heavens cannot contain You.”
Nehemiah 9:6 – “You alone are the Lord… the heavens, even the highest heavens, and all their host worship You.”
These verses describe God’s supreme dwelling place, far above the physical sky and beyond human understanding.
Gospel Meaning & Message
In gospel context, “Mbingu za Mbingu” expresses that:
God is exalted above all creation – higher than the earth, the sky, and even the spiritual realms.
God’s greatness is unlimited – no heaven, space, or power can contain Him.
He is worthy of worship from all realms – angels, heavenly hosts, and believers on earth.
His authority is absolute – He reigns from the highest place with unmatched power and glory.
Spiritual Interpretation
When sung in worship, Mbingu za Mbingu becomes a declaration that:
God is supreme and holy.
Human words are not enough to fully describe Him.
Worship rises from earth to the highest heavens, acknowledging His majesty.
LYRICS
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BIOGRAPHY
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