(Sung in Sotho)
Modimo re boka wena (Mighty God we thank you)
Tsotlhe di entswe ke wena (For you’re the creator of all things)
(Repeat)
Tsotle, Tsotle, Tsotlhe di entswe ke wena
(Creator, creator, You’re the creator of all things)
(Repeat)
Pula tsa mahloonolo, Ha dina ka medupe (When showers fall, shower me as well)
Hohle e le diphororo, Le nna hle o nkgopole ( As you bless others, Jesus remember me)
(Repeat)
Oh Jesu, Mongaka, ose ntebale le nna (Oh Jesus, my Master, please do not forget me)
(Repeat)
Tsotle, Tsotle, Tsotlhe di entswe ke wena
(Creator, creator, you’re the creator of all things)
(Repeat)
African Gospel Lyrics 
May 21, 2017 @ 02:30:49
Most of the times I dont understand the lyrics of these songs but trust me I always feel the power behind them . God bless you guys.
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Oct 05, 2014 @ 14:52:21
so blessed. I sometimes repeat it for almost an hour and enjoy the love of GOD as my brothers minister a melody of worship to the lord.This song has seen me through turbulent times and helped me to fix my eyes upon the creator.Beloveds this is beautifull. may God be magnified through your ministry.
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Aug 18, 2014 @ 19:52:34
Rain Jesus rain ( I love you guys ) you’re God messengers. I can also sing. Luv your Music and pray for it. Devil is liar. Whatever you guys do don’t do it for your glory your Music is to impact not for glory.challenges may come but Bible declares that 1 Peter 1:23,John 1:13 Ephesians 2:10 If any man speak,let him speak as the oracles of God (Amen)
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Mar 25, 2014 @ 14:37:45
I’m thankful that I can find any gospel lyrics I search for thanks alot
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Jan 06, 2014 @ 07:38:11
Waoh! wonderful.
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Nov 29, 2013 @ 03:47:04
Modimo re boka wena (Mighty God we thank you)
Tsoohle di entswe ke wena (For you’re the creator of all things)
(Repeat)
Tsoohle, Tsootle, Tsootlhe di entswe ke wena
(Creator, creator, You’re the creator of all things)
(Repeat)
Pula tsa mahloonolo, Ha dina ka medupe (When rain showers fall)
Hohle e le diphororo, Le nna hle o nkgopole ( and there are showers everywhere, remember me too)
(Repeat)
Oh Jesu, Mongaka, ose ntebale le nna (Oh Jesus, my Master, please do not forget me)
(Repeat)
Tsohle, Tsothe, Tsolhe di entswe ke wena
That’s the correct transalation of the songs. It’s actually two hymns combined here. But they work awesome together! A real blessing.
Shalom
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Dec 05, 2013 @ 10:02:27
All corrected. God bless you Zanele.
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Nov 05, 2013 @ 18:33:21
Reblogged this on declutterwithabbiblog.
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