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“ You Reign ” inamaanisha “Wawatawala” au “Unatawala” ikimwambia Mungu moja kwa moja. Ni maneno…
“ You Reign ” inamaanisha “Wawatawala” au “Unatawala” ikimwambia Mungu moja kwa moja. Ni maneno…
“ Bekezela ” is a Zulu word meaning “Persevere” , “ Be patient” , or “Endure.” In a gospel conte…
n the gospel (Christian) context, “ Yeshua ” is the original Hebrew/Aramaic name for Jesus, and i…
“Vyote Vyako” (Swahili for “Everything of Yours” or “ All that belongs to You” ) is usually a p…
“ Ule Wimbo” (Swahili for “That Song”) is a gospel expression that usually refers to a song of p…
“ Unitumie ” (Swahili phrase) means “ Use me” or “Send me, Lord.” In gospel context, it is a hear…
In a gospel/worship context, the phrase “Amefanya Mungu” (Swahili) translates to “God has done i…
The Swahili phrase “ Uweponi Mwako ” means “In Your Presence ” or “ In Your Holy Presence .” In a…
“Majeshi Ya Malaika” is a swahili phrase meaning “ the armies/hosts of angels .” It is a common…
In gospel and Christian worship, “ Mwamba Wangu ” is a Swahili phrase meaning “ My Rock .” It is…
In a gospel / Christian context, the phrase “ Namwachia Mungu” (Swahili language) means: “ I am …
Nimezikumbuka is a swahili word meaning; “I have remembered them” or “I remember them.” Gospel /…
In Swahili, naruka comes from the verb ruka (to jump). Naruka literally means “ I jump ” or “ I…
“ Anuonyam ” is a Twi (Akan) word from Ghana, and it simply means “glory” — as in honor, praise, …
“ Bulelani Kuyehova ” – Meaning This phrase is isiXhosa, and it breaks down like this: Bulelani …
“Uvukile” is a Zulu word meaning: Literal meaning: “He has risen” or “He is awake.” It comes fro…
“O tla phela” is a phrase in Setswana that means: “He/She will live” or “You will live” (dependin…