Ngafunyanwa (I was Found) Lyrics Sung by SbuNoah (Joyous Celebration 26)

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(Sung in Zulu – A Hymn)

Mandingene, nKosi yami (Let me enter, my Lord)
Mandingene, nKosi yami (Let me enter, my Lord)
Nkosi yam’ izulu lakho (Your heaven, my Lord)
Lona lilikhaya lami (To be my home) (Repeat)

Ngafunyanwa, Nkosi yami (I was found, my Lord)
Ngafunyanwa, Nkosi yami (Let me be found, my Lord)
Nkosi yam’ izulu lakho (In Your Heaven, my Lord)
Lona lilikhaya lami (To be my home)  (Repeat)

Nkosi yam’ izulu lakho (In Your Heaven, my Lord)
Lona lilikhaya lami (To be my home)

Mbeleni Naendelea (I’m Pressing on the Upward Way) Hymn Lyrics Sung by Florence Mureithi (Tenzi 144)

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(Sung in Swahili – A Hymn)

Mbeleni naendelea (I’m pressing on the upward way)
Ninazidi kutembea (New heights I’m gaining every day)
Mombi uyasikie (Still praying as I’m onward bound)
Ee Bwana unipandishe (Lord, plant my feet on higher ground)

Refrain:
Ee Bwana uniinue (Lord, lift me up and let me stand)
Kwa imani nisimame (By faith, on Heaven’s table land)
Nipande milima yote (A higher plane than I have found)
Ee Bwana unipandishe (Lord, plant my feet on higher ground)

(Refrain)

Sina tamaa ni nikae (My heart has no desire to stay)
Mahali pa shaka kamwe (Where doubts arise and fears dismay)
Hapo wengi wanakaa (Though some may dwell where those abound)
Kuendelea naomba (My prayer, my aim, is higher ground)

(Refrain)

Nataka nipandishwe juu (I want to scale the utmost height)
Zaidi ya yale mawingu (And catch a gleam of glory bright)
Ninaomba nifikishwe (But still I’ll pray till heaven I’ve found)
Ee Bwana unipandishe (Lord, lead me on to higher ground)

(Refrain)

Sioni haya kwa Bwana (I’m not Ashamed) Hymn Lyrics by Angela Chibalonza (Tenzi 82)

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(Sung in Swahili – A Hymn)

Sioni haya kwa Bwana (I’m not ashamed of my Lord)
Kwake nitang’ara (In him I will be glorified)
Mti wake sitakana (I will not deny His Tree)
Ni neno imara (It  is the true word)

Refrain:
Msalaba ndio asili ya mema (The Cross the beginning of good)
Nikatua mzigo hapo (I will rest my burdens there)
Nina uzima, furaha daima (I have life, and everlasting joy)
Njoni kafurahini papo (Come, let us be joyful there)

Kama kiti chake vivyo (Just like His throne)
Ni yake ahadi (Are His promises)
Alivyowekewa navyo (That he has been given)
Kamwe, havirudi (That will never be in vain)

(Refrain)

Bwana wangu, tena Mungu (My Lord, and god)
Ndilo lake jina (That is His name)
Hataacha roho yangu (He will not abandon my spirit)
Wala kunikana (Neither will He forsake me)

(Refrain)

Atakiri langu jina (Then will he own my worthless name)
Mbele za Babaye (Before his Father’s face)
Anipe pahali tena (Appoint my soul a place)
Mbinguni nikae (In the new Jerusalem)

Ke na le Modisa (The Lord is my Shepherd) Lyrics by Lebo Sekgobela (Sefela 111)

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(Sung in Sotho – A Hymn)

Ke na le Modisa (The Lord is my Shepherd)
Ke tla be ke hloka’ng? (What shall I want)
Ke ea ipitsang Jehova (I call upon Jehovah)
Modimo o phelang (The living God)

O sa tla mpaballa (He always cares of me)
Le bophelong bona (Even in this life)
‘Me ke tla hlola ka mehla (And I will forever dwell)
Ka ntlong ya Morena (In the house of the Lord)

Halle-Halle-Hallelujah

(Verse 1)

Halle-Halle-Hallelujah

Bonang Sefapanong (Behold the Cross) Hymn Lyrics by IPCC (Sefela 27)

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(Sung in Sotho – A Hymn)

Bonang sefapanong (Behold the Cross)
‘Moloki wa batho (The Savior of people)
Ho re lopolla tahlehong (Redeeming us from loss)
A ineela lefu (He surrendered His life)

A shoa ke lerato (He died of Love)
Lee a re ratileng (Our beloved)
A re jarela thohako (He bore our curse)
Re lokollwe dibeng (And freed us from sin)

Dikgororo tsa hae (In the valley)
Ke phophi tsa madi (Paid the blood feud)
Serapeng sa Gethsemane (In the garden of Gethsemane)
Tsa rothela fatshe (As he sweated blood)

Mora wa Modimo (The son of God)
A tlisoa Golgotha (Was brought to Golgotha)
Ka ho jara sefapano (Bearing his Cross)
A fedisoa matla (He was humiliated)

Empa ho fedile (It is now finished)
Molao o phethilwe (The law has been fulfilled)
Madi joale a lefile (The debt has been paid)
Tsohle di lokile (It is well)

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