Sauti Ya Ibada Worships – Mwambie Farao Nimeokoka | Gospel Audio

“Mwambie Farao Nimeokoka” are swahili words that can be translated and understood in English as:

“Go tell Pharaoh that I am saved (or delivered).”

Deeper Gospel meaning:

• “Pharaoh” represents bondage, oppression, or the power of sin just like in the story of the Israelites in the Bible.
• “Nimeokoka” (I am saved) means I have been rescued by God, especially through Jesus Christ.

Spiritual message:

The phrase is a declaration of freedom and victory:

• You are no longer under the control of sin, fear, or evil.
• God has delivered you, just as He delivered the Israelites from Egypt.
• It echoes the message of liberation found in the story of Moses confronting Pharaoh.

In simple English:

“Tell the power that once held me captive that I am now free and saved by God.”

It’s a bold testimony of salvation, victory, and new life in Christ.