I'm Tanzanian, and i love that they used our East African language "Swahili language". For those who don't understand Swahili. "Baba yetu" means "Our Father".
+Alex Boye thank you for clearing that out for me, it should have been common sense.. You sure do take some of these songs to the next level! Wonderful!
Here is the Swahili /// English translation to the beginning of the song. It makes it that much more meaningful to me to know what they're saying! Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina /// Our Father, who art in Heaven. Amen! Baba yetu, yetu, uliye M jina lako e litukuzwe /// Our Father, hallowed be thy name. Utupe leo chakula chetu /// Give us this day our daily bread
From Kenya and can't stop being amazed to hear our language being sang out there, Kweli Baba yetu aliye mbinguni ni Mungu wa ajabu na Kwa hivyo nasi binadamu tuwe vile vile na mapenzi yake Mwenyezi Mungu.
would you please share same kinda song like this one and the circle of life from lion king....I'm in love with these type music...but I don't know what kinda of music is this...thx
I am Turkish and i am not even religious. But this song touches my heart everytime even tho i don't understand the language. I am in tears and i feel like i am on the clouds thank you for making my life better ❤
That’s because there’s a power coming through, trying to speak to you. Open your heart and your mind, and you’ll find a peace and happiness like nothing else. Stay blessed!
@@cynthiaakinyi9927 we love jesus christ. islam respects him as a prophet sent from god (the only saviour who has no son), thats where islam and christianity part.
@Aloha Akahai im not here to debate nor impose my religion upon you, and neither should you. I can too get verses from both holy books (the bible, and the quran) to prove my point. But again, im not here to debate. So lets just in both be respectful and loving to one another without sharing the same beliefs, shall we?
@Aloha Akahai ofcourse the bible knew. there has been prophets long before jesus existed. (Adam, Noah, Abraham, moses) then jesus came. Whats funny is ur situation right now and your lack of knowledge in the matter.
This should be sent to space on a gold disc. It makes me cry it's so incredible. I'm not religious but I believe firmly that there is power in a good human collective.
@@josephdonais4778 It's followed by a pattern of evidence. Though you don't know the future, you have a strong pattern of past evidence that shows with relative certainty how the future will also unfold. You can "see" something though it hasn't yet manifested.
It's beautiful because it's praise to God our Father in heaven with whom we all are created to worship. This is the Joy that all men shall seek but sadly few shall find. Know that Jesus is pleading for you to come to him in heaven. He sent his message to you in his death in the mortal flesh.
@@brotherdustin9363 I'm a Lucifarian, so you're preaching to the wrong person. I just greatly enjoy music sung in people's native language is all. But I wish you nothing but peace and love.
As always, we humans will eventually overcome suffering. May the Corona 19 end as soon as possible and peace will come to the world. A boy in Korea wishes all the people of the planet a blessing.
We can use more people like you. Wishing the best for ALL mankind. No wish for a nice house, job, car or anything else selfish. No. A wish that we WILL overcome the COVID-19 pandemic. If everyone would be just like you, not only the pande,ic would be more bearable, but there might be peace among us humans....
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Utupe leo chakula chetu (Give us today our food) Tunachohitaji utusamehe (We need you to forgive us) Makosa yetu, hey (Our errors, hey) Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe (As we do forgive those) Waliotukosea, usitutie (Who did us wrong, don't put us) Katika majaribu, lakini (Into trials, but) Utuokoe, na yule, milele na milele (Save us, with him, for ever and ever)
I couldn't for years but then today I was listening to it and paging around the parts of the Bible about music and found this: "but be filled with the Spirit, addressing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with all your heart, always and for everything giving thanks in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to God the Father." Ephesians 5:18-20 It pretty much sums it up.
Africans and specifically Kenya Nad Tanzania hit likes if you feel proud of our one and only kiswahili language...... Baba yetu yetu... Simply means the lords prayer, our father who at in heaven
Every African should cherish their traditional language and culture! And learn English or French or some other language that is important to communicate to other countries so they can grow in the modern world. But never forget your own language! Swahili sounds absolutely wonderful.
Take your bible out from its dusty corner 😉 you'll find the "Lords prayer" on Matthew 6, verse 9-13. The Bible is super convenient: You'll find it in almost every language in the same book, same chapter same verses. Go for it! God is good!
@@marouanshain9704 "Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Ye shall know them by their fruits." Matthew 7:15-16. ✈🏛🏛☪
I don't understand a word from the song because I'm a Nigerian. I love this with passion 💕. I've played it uncountable times. God be praised. I love Jesus.
Baba yetu uliye mbinguni Jina lako we litukuzwe Utupe leo chakula chetu tunachohitaji Utusamehe makosa yetu Kama nasi tunavyo wasamehe walio tukosea Usitutie katika majaribu Lakini utuokoe na yule muovu milele Our Father who at in heaven Holy be your name Give us today our daily bread Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespasses against us Deliver us from sin........
And the sad thing is, if you tried to make this so, half the planet would be up in arms and screeching at the other half non stop. It may even actually start wars. How sad we are.
They are singing to the Lord of all in Swahili! That's beautiful. You don't have to understand it to feel the raw power... especially when the singer really means it.
I guess The words you still remember in this song are baba yetu. The language used is swahili my mother language. Baba yetu means, our father. Basically its the Lord's prayer in swahili.
"Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a treasure, hidden in a field, which a man found and hid; and for joy over it he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field." -Matthew 13:44
My national language 🇰🇪I feel so proud seeing these people singing so wonderfully and graciously.i love you so much this song means alot it's a prayer.God bless u for this
Swahili is originally Tanzanian language and the funniest thing is some other African nations claim to be their own language.if you have your own language own it and be proud
@@Petertheodore9651 It's actually originally from the Arabic peoples interacting with people on the east coast of Africa from Tanzania to Kenya. It's both of your languages.
@meerontbijtkoek - Yes!! Because music and songs themselves are basically their own language! And the best part of all, is that: no matter who you are, where you live/where you are now, what you may have done in the past, or which country you came from, heck not even your native tongue (or, native language) is enough to stop music and songs from bringing people together. They are a beautiful part of our (Note: I'm using the term "our" collectively as in, "all of you other fellow humans out there".) histories and cultures. And, I have no doubt that any of us would be who we are if music and songs had never come into existence. Especially since the language of music and songs is universal!
Christopher Tin Baba Yetu (feat. Soweto Gospel Choir) Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Utupe leo chakula chetu (Give us today our food) Tunachohitaji utusamehe (We need you to forgive us) Makosa yetu, hey (Our errors, hey) Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe (As we do forgive those) Waliotukosea, usitutie (Who did us wrong, don't put us) Katika majaribu, lakini (Into trials, but) Utuokoe, na yule, milele na milele (Save us, with him, for ever and ever) Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Find more lyrics at ※ Mojim.com Ufalme wako ufike utakalo (Your kingdom come that it be) Lifanyike duniani kama mbinguni, amina (done on earth as in heaven, amen) Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are) Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Utupe leo chakula chetu (Give us today our food) Tunachohitaji utusamehe (We need you to forgive us) Makosa yetu, hey (Our errors, hey) Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe (As we do forgive those) Waliotukosea, usitutie (Who did us wrong, don't put us) Katika majaribu, lakini (Into trials, but) Utuokoe na yule msiba milele (Save us from this distress for ever) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name) Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are) Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
I don't understand this language but this is musically, spiritually beautiful rendition of Lord's prayer. My Lord, Jesus Christ is worshipped here. Amen.
And keep in mind, this song was created for a video game, so if anyone tries to tell you that video games are satanic or other such nonsense, you can tell them that some games have beautiful music like this.
Amina Jacquie. Jesus commanded his Apostles to go make disciples of ALL NATIONS! ......baptising them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit..........and that He'd be with them until the end of time.
let's say 4.8 billion. Anyways, that was the point: it is exageratly evident it is talking about a certain "father" and not "the father of the whole of humanity" so yeah, it wouldn't be the best choice.
I'm an agnostic. I have trouble rationalizing some of God's actions in the Old Testament. But when I listen to this song... part of me has hope that I can call myself a Christian again someday. EDIT: It has been a long time since I first wrote this comment. And in that time, I've seen my country fall further prey to material possessions. I have seen people claim to be Pious, and yet turn to greed and hatred. They even go so far as to celebrate others' pain as a victory. They demand greater labor, yet deny reprieve. They strike with a whip, yet claim to be victims. They feast on food, yet call others gluttonous. They would strip others of the very free will given to us. And they will gleefully tell you "You're going to Hell; there is nothing else you deserve." And that... is why I seek to rekindle my relationship with God. My perspective has changed. The Lord *asks* for my loyalty; the rich man DEMANDS it. The Lord knows of love; the rich man knows only HATE.
That's assuming that God had anything at all to do with those events. We are relying on the written word of humans, who claim it is the word of God. People with strong feelings about things wrote the bible... not God. We don't truly know God, except what he echoes to us in our souls.
Jesus loves you so very much. I don't have all the answers; no one does. I pray that God will reveal Himself to you as the kind and loving Father He truly is.
The Lord's prayer in Tanzanian Swahili translated to English (Roman Catholic Version) Baba Yetu uliye mbinguni, (Our father who art in heaven) Jina lako litukuzwe (hallowed be thy name) Ufalme wako ufike (thy kingdom come) Mapenzi yako yatimizwe (Thy will be done) Hapa duniani kama ilivyo juu mbinguni (on earth as it is in heaven) Utupe leo mkate wetu wa kila siku (give us this day our daily bread) Utusamehe makosa yetu (forgive us our sins) kama tunavyowasamehe na sisi waliotukosea (as we forgive those who trespass against us) usitutie katika vishawishi (lead us not into temptation) lakini utuopoe maovuni (but deliver us from evil) Amina (Amen).
@@ninjanana8730 honestly didn't know it was BYU. I'd never heard of them before that. Pretty cool they learned that guys language and got to learn a little bout his culture. Appreciate that, I'll have to see if they have anymore music from their program and hoofully do more cultural stuff like this. I'd never even heard of any of that before this video/comment
"Pray then like this: 'Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.For thine is the kingdom, the glory and the power forever and ever. Amen "Tafadhali, basi kama hii:.. 'Baba yetu uliye mbinguni, jina lako litukuzwe ufalme wako uje, mapenzi yako yatimizwe, hapa duniani kama mbinguni Utupe leo mkate wetu wa kila siku, na utusamehe makosa yetu, kama nasi tuwasamehevyo wadeni wetu. usitutie katika majaribu, lakini utuokoe na yule mwovu. Kwa kuwa ufalme ni wako, utukufu na nguvu milele na milele. Amina
That’s super interesting. “Tafadhali” is similar to Arabic with “tafaddal”, which can roughly mean “Go ahead” or is a gracious way to give permission. Like saying “Please, go ahead!” With proper context. I find this even more cool because Jesus likely preached in Aramaic, the early root language of Arabic. With the context of this Bible verse, one can kind of translate this from Arabic/Aramaic as giving permission- like “Please go then, pray like this....”
this is my language and the way the sang this prayer is so amazing, I loved it! Send love from RD Congo, hope my people pass by to listen to this beautiful song.
I am Czech, and I’ve loved Black people and their music for as long as I can remember. I don’t even know why, but I adore their energy and passion for music so much. Maybe I was a Black man in a past life, living my best days in Africa!
I heard an instrumental version of this song and I never understood why it filled me with so much joy and happiness. Now I know the lyrics and it makes so much sense.
Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe Utupe leo chakula chetu Tunachohitaji utusamehe Makosa yetu, hey Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe Waliotukosea, usitutie Katika majaribu, lakini Utuokoe, na yule, milele na milele Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe Ufalme wako ufike utakalo Lifanyike duniani kama mbinguni, amina Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe Utupe leo chakula chetu Tunachohitaji utusamehe Makosa yetu, hey Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe Waliotukosea, usitutie Katika majaribu, lakini Utuokoe na yule msiba milele Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe Baba yetu, yetu, uliye Jina lako litukuzwe
It is amazing how besides the good intentions and glorious message behind this project people just see black and white people, as if it was anything really meaningful besides the fact that we are all humans struggling and suffering altogether this existence.
I have been searching for this song for months. They played it in Dubai dancing fountain and heaven gracious it was so touching, hypnotising and powerful. They nailed it! And I am a proud citizen....
You know, every now and then, i find more reasons to be grateful for being African. We are divinely blessed and i hope we all get to see it before we leave.
This is the theme of earth. Take a belief that has spread across the world and intermix it with a language developed near the birthplace of humanity and you have the theme of earth.
I love the BYU men’s choir so much. My cousin actually sang with the men’s choir before he unexpectedly passed away. Such a great inspiration to all those who knew him and all those around him. He had a phenomenal voice. Miss him everyday ❤️
Was that just a few years ago? I was friends with him. He sang right next to me in concerts and he did have a great voice! Everyone in the choir loved him.
Your language was beautiful. I'm told that Swahili was born from trade between Arabians and East Africans. It is only fitting that such a cosmopolitan language be honored like this.
I still remember launching Civ IV for the first time and getting rocked by this. Had to just sit there and absorb what I'd just heard. Then exit and do it again. Just such a stunningly beautiful piece of music.
The Lord's Prayer in Swahili is so amazing and surely our God is awesome... shower of blessings without application! Daily breads and many more..! Proud of Swahili, My national Language... Kama nawe umebarikiwa kwa wimbo huu sema AMEN!
Hi Francis, I love this music. Can you please explain the song and the video. What does actually the singer acts in this video clip? I do understand it is about the Lord`s Prayer. Is it actually the scripture literally?
Jozsef Fitz it's actually the lords prayer as you said, just that it's in swahili language though...the acts it's all about the word in the lord's prayer..sorry i can't get the exact words to explain it but hope you can get a clue.
I had the amazing privilege of spending some time in Tanzania. The Swahili language is just so beautiful by itself, but then to add all that you have, I cried through the whole thing.
Baba yetu uliye Mbinguni jina lako litukuzwe........ Am so proud for this choir they made me miss my hom land Tanzania 🇹🇿 and my mother language with this beautiful prayer
What a beautiful representation of his faith and love for his country! I didn't need to know the exact words to get the meaning loud and clear. Bless them all!
the duet at 2:08 gave me goosebumps and completely left me in tears. the guy from BYU has such an incredible voice! breathtakingly beautiful sung and both voices go together so well.
This song touch my heart to tears for love of people of all places in Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, my Nigeria friends, I know there are many catholics and christians being persecuted now. We are all brothers and sisters.. Please help: ACN Aid to the Church in Need.
Ninapenda baba yetu katika mbinguni! Asante sana kwa hii wimbo, BYU! I am studying Swahili right now, so finding this song has been a great blessing for me! I can learn some more spiritual words!
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It's fun how a song made by a Chinese-American for a Canadian developed video game would achieve international celebration!
The way the world should be, united.
Civilization video game for anyone who reads this comment
That’s the lord’s prayer in swahili
This is the Lords prayer in swahili. Kenyan version.
In Swahili an East African language
I'm Tanzanian, and i love that they used our East African language "Swahili language".
For those who don't understand Swahili.
"Baba yetu" means "Our Father".
Similar to Xhosa and Zulu
@@somilabiko1641 I think so
@Kenn I agree with you bro, we need to use our own language instead of colonial languages.
Ha! I live in China. “Father” in Chinese is “爸爸” or “baba”.
In Zulu is Baba wethu
I didn't understand a single word of the song, but the strength of his voice and combination of the choirs.. Wow! Gave me goosebumps
+Andrey Lavrov It's the Lords Prayer word for word!!
+Alex Boye thank you for clearing that out for me, it should have been common sense..
You sure do take some of these songs to the next level! Wonderful!
Here is the Swahili /// English translation to the beginning of the song. It makes it that much more meaningful to me to know what they're saying!
Baba yetu, yetu uliye Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina /// Our Father, who art in Heaven. Amen!
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye M jina lako e litukuzwe /// Our Father, hallowed be thy name.
Utupe leo chakula chetu /// Give us this day our daily bread
+Andrey Lavrov It says it's the Lord's Prayer in the title.
+Andrey Lavrov Honestly, look up the original. It'll give you chills.
🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 this is Swahili.. I'm really proud of my language.. I love my country, Tanzania.
It is so so beautiful.
I'm from Scotland this is so beautiful
And I love Tanzania.
Sounds great ! What does it say?
탄자니아의 돌아가신 전 대통령님은 정말 너무나 훌륭하고 멋진 분이었습니다. ㅡ한국에서
From Kenya and can't stop being amazed to hear our language being sang out there, Kweli Baba yetu aliye mbinguni ni Mungu wa ajabu na Kwa hivyo nasi binadamu tuwe vile vile na mapenzi yake Mwenyezi Mungu.
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Angie Olago your language is beautiful! :)
I believe that when a song is sung from the heart words go directly to other's heart! Beautiful song, amazing talent!
Awesome song. Could you provide a translation? Ty!
would you please share same kinda song like this one and the circle of life from lion king....I'm in love with these type music...but I don't know what kinda of music is this...thx
I am Turkish and i am not even religious. But this song touches my heart everytime even tho i don't understand the language. I am in tears and i feel like i am on the clouds thank you for making my life better ❤
That's the power of the Holy spirit. JESUS loves you
That’s because there’s a power coming through, trying to speak to you. Open your heart and your mind, and you’ll find a peace and happiness like nothing else. Stay blessed!
@@selenacordeiro1458 9kñ
@@annadevries4298 I’m sorry I don’t understand 😕🤔
Good is alive and loves YOU
I’m Haitian 🇭🇹, I don’t understand a word, but I can feel the energy. 🔥🔥🔥
Unten,in den Kommentaren ist der Text❤
It is the Lord’s Prayer, also called the Our Father.
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😭😭😭😭😭😭😭7yrs ago yet im here again in 2024 to listen to this amazing Swahili song❤❤🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
So am I. It is so majestic and never fails to bring a tear
You see… it’s the “Our Father” in Zwagili.
Von allen, ist das die Beste Version.
It's the Holy Father in Swahili, not a typical song.
i never thought other people would take pride in my language like this, it's amazing😄
Your language is beautiful, I've been learning for a few days ☺️
@@gustavovillegas5909 oh wow, thank you😄 I hope you're having fun learning it. Asante☺️
@@laura79613 Definitely! It's fun and interesting 😄 Karibu sana
@@gustavovillegas5909 Vyema😃👏👏 and what language do you speak?
@@laura79613 My native languages are English and Spanish but I also know some German :)
Im muslim and i really love this prayer. God bless us all
lmao i'm muslim too and i love this
Am happy you love the prayer from JESUS CHRIST our saviour HIMSELF
@@cynthiaakinyi9927 we love jesus christ. islam respects him as a prophet sent from god (the only saviour who has no son), thats where islam and christianity part.
@Aloha Akahai im not here to debate nor impose my religion upon you, and neither should you. I can too get verses from both holy books (the bible, and the quran) to prove my point. But again, im not here to debate. So lets just in both be respectful and loving to one another without sharing the same beliefs, shall we?
@Aloha Akahai ofcourse the bible knew. there has been prophets long before jesus existed. (Adam, Noah, Abraham, moses) then jesus came. Whats funny is ur situation right now and your lack of knowledge in the matter.
This should be sent to space on a gold disc. It makes me cry it's so incredible. I'm not religious but I believe firmly that there is power in a good human collective.
Jesus is not religious either. Man made religion.
Well said Liam.
god is the collective.... not just human. Baba Yetu my brotha
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Good human collective? Sounds complicated, just find Christ bro:)
I am an agnostic. But the power of faith - for good, for evil - will always awe me.
Faith has so much power ❤
As an agnostic I can only define faith as the measure of one's will that a thing be truth.
@@josephdonais4778 It's followed by a pattern of evidence. Though you don't know the future, you have a strong pattern of past evidence that shows with relative certainty how the future will also unfold. You can "see" something though it hasn't yet manifested.
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Faith victory, the easiest to achieve in Civ VI
I'm not religious in any sense of the word, but I can truly appreciate when songs are sung in someone's native tongue. Hearing this is just amazing.
Same here. And I love that it's so many nationalities together
It's beautiful because it's praise to God our Father in heaven with whom we all are created to worship. This is the Joy that all men shall seek but sadly few shall find. Know that Jesus is pleading for you to come to him in heaven. He sent his message to you in his death in the mortal flesh.
@@brotherdustin9363 I'm a Lucifarian, so you're preaching to the wrong person. I just greatly enjoy music sung in people's native language is all. But I wish you nothing but peace and love.
@@thegreatallanu oh I'm sorry if I offended you . Much love to you from the body of Christ ❤️ have a wonderful Summer.
@@brotherdustin9363 not at all. Have a wonderful summer as well. 🙏💕
As always, we humans will eventually overcome suffering. May the Corona 19 end as soon as possible and peace will come to the world. A boy in Korea wishes all the people of the planet a blessing.
Thank you Korean boy. Stay Blessed👼
And we wish the Korean Brother Peace and Health in the new Year, as well...
God bless
We can use more people like you. Wishing the best for ALL mankind. No wish for a nice house, job, car or anything else selfish. No. A wish that we WILL overcome the COVID-19 pandemic. If everyone would be just like you, not only the pande,ic would be more bearable, but there might be peace among us humans....
@@FERESE most definitely the south.
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Utupe leo chakula chetu (Give us today our food)
Tunachohitaji utusamehe (We need you to forgive us)
Makosa yetu, hey (Our errors, hey)
Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe (As we do forgive those)
Waliotukosea, usitutie (Who did us wrong, don't put us)
Katika majaribu, lakini (Into trials, but)
Utuokoe, na yule, milele na milele (Save us, with him, for ever and ever)
Thank you for giving the translation.
Another unsung hero of UA-cam.
Thanks for translation of the song...
Awesome thanks
Gracias por traducir, adorar a Dios los pueblos todos!!!!!!
I physically cannot describe the feelings this song always inspires in me
You go girl 💅
Me too having goosebumps
that, my friend, is the authenticity of the spirit. The song is singing the Lords Prayer
I couldn't for years but then today I was listening to it and paging around the parts of the Bible about music and found this: "but be filled with the Spirit, addressing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with all your heart, always and for everything giving thanks in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to God the Father." Ephesians 5:18-20
It pretty much sums it up.
It's the Holy Spirit! Jesus is alive!
Every time I listen to this, it feels like a preview of heaven
@Robert& Linda Panther Well said! God bless you! 🙏🏼❤️
As through a glass darkly...
Are you sure you will be in Heaven?
ua-cam.com/video/QIjoCE1QV94/v-deo.html
So one black guy surrounded by a sea of white folk in the midst of cultural appropriation is your ideal of heaven. Ok, check got it.
Amen. I feel the same way
Proudly Kenyan!! Swahili is such a beautiful language.
i gotchu .. from TANZANIA representing
Beautiful,indeed👍
Not Kenyan it is TANZANIAN LANGUAGE
roland jailos it’s not a competition man'😅....it’s music who cares whether you like it or not it’s also Kenyan
@@rolandjailos7712 read the comment dude, they are saying they are Kenyan and that Swahili is a beautiful language. Dont get your knickers in a twist
am so blessed On how they Praise God with my mother language 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 Baba yetu uliye mbinguni jina lako litukuzwe....
Please translate the words song to english :-)
Amina imependeza sana
amina
@@georginaaparicio9920 hello, it's the Lord's prayer in swahili
Are you Tanzanian? I love west Africa and south also
As a Muslim I find it beautiful
Africans and specifically Kenya Nad Tanzania hit likes if you feel proud of our one and only kiswahili language...... Baba yetu yetu... Simply means the lords prayer, our father who at in heaven
Every African should cherish their traditional language and culture! And learn English or French or some other language that is important to communicate to other countries so they can grow in the modern world. But never forget your own language! Swahili sounds absolutely wonderful.
Didn't understand a word but loved every single word.❤️
It's the Lords prayer # Our father in heaven...in swahili
Its basically the lords prayer sung in swahili language
They have gathered to give worship to the Holy Tree
Take your bible out from its dusty corner 😉 you'll find the "Lords prayer" on Matthew 6, verse 9-13. The Bible is super convenient: You'll find it in almost every language in the same book, same chapter same verses. Go for it! God is good!
Jonothan Doezer : I dont hope so. Anyway they speek the words of true.
I am proud to be an African especially from Tanzania whose national language is Swahili, GOD bless you for your work
Such a nice language i would like to learn it. From Sénégal.
jason mshiu yaaaaaas I'm proudly African!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ex-Muslim here. I get tired of living with rage and fear. Jesus is King.
Jésus est chez les musulmans 😂
@@marouanshain9704 "Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Ye shall know them by their fruits."
Matthew 7:15-16.
✈🏛🏛☪
Amen
Africa is grand. Africa feels like home for everybody.
I love africa
we are all from Afrika...
Would love to visit if covid ever gets over with and blows over
Africa is home indeed. There is no other place I'd rather be. Mungu ibariki Afrika.
Humans did originally come from Africa so there's that
I don't understand a word from the song because I'm a Nigerian. I love this with passion 💕. I've played it uncountable times.
God be praised.
I love Jesus.
It's the Lord's prayer in Swahili.
@@MaryanneMwiti thank you
And Jesus loves you back!
I am also Nigerian
Eu amo essa música não sei uma palavra que ele canta.porq sou brasileira só entendo português ☺️
I don’t speak this language but I feel the message deeply in the core of my being God Bless you all
It's the Lord's prayer 🙏
...god bless us all💖🕯🤝🙏
Это молитва Отче Наш на суахили.
I'am from the Philippine,deeply appreciated beutiful swahilli (0ur Father song) it touches human soul.God BlesS 🙏
The Lord's prayer
Baba yetu uliye mbinguni
Jina lako we litukuzwe
Utupe leo chakula chetu tunachohitaji
Utusamehe makosa yetu
Kama nasi tunavyo wasamehe walio tukosea
Usitutie katika majaribu
Lakini utuokoe na yule muovu milele
Our Father who at in heaven
Holy be your name
Give us today our daily bread
Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespasses against us
Deliver us from sin........
Amen 🙏
Thank you for the Swahili words and the translation! Bless you!
Amen, thank you
Kenyan🇰🇪🇰🇪 and felt proud to hear them sing the Lord's prayer in my national language. Their diction is on point.
Nene, I was part of this choir and we loved singing this song. I especially am happy to hear we got the diction right!
Amazingly we were taught that English was Kenya’s national language...lol...wink!
I think Kenya national language is English and Tanzania national language is Kiswahili
Lovely
Tasneem Mustaali its both in English and Swahili
Beautiful song, wonderful vocals. Am from Kenya, a Swahili speaking National. Thank you for lifting God's name in a prayer song!
God bless you! ❤
The swahili is rather painful but the beauty of this made it forgivable. Najua watu waelewa swahili wata kubali na mimi.
eish...the pronunciation ..ni wimbo mtamu ata hivyo
ukweli, nashuku ata kama the black guy ni mkenya ama mtanzania. regardless, great performance.
+Eunice Malenya, inaonekana wazi kuwa yeye siye Mkenya!
Though, the original was sang by a South African choir... na iko poa sana! 😂
Yeah, his tongue is rather heavy but the words are still audible, kazi nzuri lakini!
+Shiro Karigo huyu ni mnigeria
If Earth had a national anthem
Give waloyo yamoni a listen as well❤
🙏
🎉🎉
Love this
And the sad thing is, if you tried to make this so, half the planet would be up in arms and screeching at the other half non stop.
It may even actually start wars.
How sad we are.
They are singing to the Lord of all in Swahili! That's beautiful. You don't have to understand it to feel the raw power... especially when the singer really means it.
Jon-Mark W its the Lord's Prayer dear in swahili.
Amen
und dann bringen sie ihre Nachbarn mit "Mach echten " um
Am from Tanzania....and this is my language.....impressed
Robert Munuo can you translate for us in English? I would love to know the words. Thanks
Amy M it’s the Lord’s Prayer (Our father who arts in heaven) but in Swahili
They did well?
Robert Munuo Am from kenya and this is my language too
Mine too, I’m from Kenya
I don't understand a word of this, as I am Scottish... But, I love the sound & energy that comes from this music! Praise be to God! 💙💙💙
It's the Lord's prayer. Kindof all you need to knoe
I guess The words you still remember in this song are baba yetu.
The language used is swahili my mother language. Baba yetu means, our father.
Basically its the Lord's prayer in swahili.
Dont worry,i dont understand the proclaimers but still try to sing their songs🤣
É graça salvífica, que nos foi dado de graça.
Deus te abençoe hoje e sempre.
i love scottish girl . they are so beautiful
When we're in Heaven I hope to be serenaded by such beautiful voices as we enjoy the new kingdom.
"Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a treasure, hidden in a field, which a man found and hid; and for joy over it he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field." -Matthew 13:44
Amen
Oh that's what he was referencing. Nice catch!
@Klenovvy_Syrop when he pulled the trinket out of the field at the beginning
Thanks, at first I was so confused.
Glad to see everyone respects private property over here
My national language 🇰🇪I feel so proud seeing these people singing so wonderfully and graciously.i love you so much this song means alot it's a prayer.God bless u for this
I'm a caucasian American and this music stirs so deep within me -I just want to dance and praise the Lord!
Blesse be you my brother/sister ✝️🙏🏻 one day we will all sing together
It is such a beautiful language. It just seems to flow with such poetic rhythm.
Swahili is originally Tanzanian language and the funniest thing is some other African nations claim to be their own language.if you have your own language own it and be proud
@@Petertheodore9651 It's actually originally from the Arabic peoples interacting with people on the east coast of Africa from Tanzania to Kenya. It's both of your languages.
This moves me to tears because the image of humans standing together in a big circle singing and making music, this is how it was meant to be.
True
where’s the diversity of Gods lands and people? representative of this language?
@meerontbijtkoek yes! You worded this beautifully ✨
@meerontbijtkoek - Yes!! Because music and songs themselves are basically their own language! And the best part of all, is that: no matter who you are, where you live/where you are now, what you may have done in the past, or which country you came from, heck not even your native tongue (or, native language) is enough to stop music and songs from bringing people together. They are a beautiful part of our (Note: I'm using the term "our" collectively as in, "all of you other fellow humans out there".) histories and cultures. And, I have no doubt that any of us would be who we are if music and songs had never come into existence. Especially since the language of music and songs is universal!
Truly
Christopher Tin
Baba Yetu (feat. Soweto Gospel Choir)
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Utupe leo chakula chetu (Give us today our food)
Tunachohitaji utusamehe (We need you to forgive us)
Makosa yetu, hey (Our errors, hey)
Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe (As we do forgive those)
Waliotukosea, usitutie (Who did us wrong, don't put us)
Katika majaribu, lakini (Into trials, but)
Utuokoe, na yule, milele na milele (Save us, with him, for ever and ever)
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Find more lyrics at ※ Mojim.com
Ufalme wako ufike utakalo (Your kingdom come that it be)
Lifanyike duniani kama mbinguni, amina (done on earth as in heaven, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Baba yetu, yetu uliye (Our, our Father who are)
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina (In heaven, our, our, amen)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Utupe leo chakula chetu (Give us today our food)
Tunachohitaji utusamehe (We need you to forgive us)
Makosa yetu, hey (Our errors, hey)
Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe (As we do forgive those)
Waliotukosea, usitutie (Who did us wrong, don't put us)
Katika majaribu, lakini (Into trials, but)
Utuokoe na yule msiba milele (Save us from this distress for ever)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye (Our, our Father, who are)
Jina lako litukuzwe (Let's glorify your name)
I don't understand this language but this is musically, spiritually beautiful rendition of Lord's prayer. My Lord, Jesus Christ is worshipped here. Amen.
It's swahili
Our Lord brother, the saviour Christ.
And keep in mind, this song was created for a video game, so if anyone tries to tell you that video games are satanic or other such nonsense, you can tell them that some games have beautiful music like this.
What is the meaning
Lords Prayer in a different language @@paulifunanya
England is going for a cultural victory with Great Musicians like these.
+Imperios BYU is in Provo, I think we are in Utah.
+RoanJS The Mens Chorus conductor is from Wales, so I know she'd take it as a compliment. :)
+Catherine Maynes That makes total sense why they where filming in Provo.
This is creativity at its best. No politics, no racism, just beauty. Thank you.
Amen to that my brother
This is the lords prayer in Swahili
I go to a private high school and we are doing this song for a choir performance. It is a beautiful and meaningful song! ❤
Not to me
Years ago we did this as a song as well its so beautiful ❤
Let every nation, tongue, and tribe praise Him!
Amina Jacquie.
Jesus commanded his Apostles to go make disciples of ALL NATIONS!
......baptising them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit..........and that He'd be with them until the end of time.
Every knee bow, every tongue confess that JESUS is LORD
Jackie Alpeter Amen and AMEN, my sister in Christ...❤️🙏🙏
I love people from all over the world. No matter what country ❤️🌍 greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
😍❤️😝😝
When we get chills hearing a language we don't know, as a tribute to our Lord, it's empowering.
Well done. 🙏⚜️🕯️🌹🦋
Its the our Father in Swahili
Yeah. I kinda gleaned that part.
It was a compliment.
Well done.🕯️⚜️🌹🦋
Bro I'm not joking, chills JUST washed over my arms all the way up to my shoulders while listening to the song and reading your comment.
ABSOLUTELY.................... The Holy Ghost has his own tongue. Praise God
Speaking in tongues...
Also, "its not what you said, but the way you said it."
I nominate this for the Planetary Anthem of Earth.
Yay
Xavier Hughes Yeah, but muslims are going to be quite pissed off
Dry Bonfa and every other religion that isn't christianity...like dude. There are six billion people who don't worship this god.
let's say 4.8 billion. Anyways, that was the point: it is exageratly evident it is talking about a certain "father" and not "the father of the whole of humanity" so yeah, it wouldn't be the best choice.
No. a "Planetary Anthem" must be about something that unifies us. Religion doesn't live to that standard.
Oneness!
Sending you all "Blessings in Light, Love and Peace".
I'm an agnostic. I have trouble rationalizing some of God's actions in the Old Testament. But when I listen to this song... part of me has hope that I can call myself a Christian again someday.
EDIT: It has been a long time since I first wrote this comment. And in that time, I've seen my country fall further prey to material possessions. I have seen people claim to be Pious, and yet turn to greed and hatred. They even go so far as to celebrate others' pain as a victory. They demand greater labor, yet deny reprieve. They strike with a whip, yet claim to be victims. They feast on food, yet call others gluttonous. They would strip others of the very free will given to us. And they will gleefully tell you "You're going to Hell; there is nothing else you deserve."
And that... is why I seek to rekindle my relationship with God. My perspective has changed.
The Lord *asks* for my loyalty; the rich man DEMANDS it. The Lord knows of love; the rich man knows only HATE.
i will be praying for you.
That's assuming that God had anything at all to do with those events. We are relying on the written word of humans, who claim it is the word of God. People with strong feelings about things wrote the bible... not God. We don't truly know God, except what he echoes to us in our souls.
Jesus loves you so very much. I don't have all the answers; no one does. I pray that God will reveal Himself to you as the kind and loving Father He truly is.
inshaalah.
The music of Christianity is the only redeeming thing about the religion. Between Baba Yetu and Handel's Messiah... man... you can jettison the rest.
The Lord's prayer in Tanzanian Swahili translated to English (Roman Catholic Version)
Baba Yetu uliye mbinguni, (Our father who art in heaven)
Jina lako litukuzwe (hallowed be thy name)
Ufalme wako ufike (thy kingdom come)
Mapenzi yako yatimizwe (Thy will be done)
Hapa duniani kama ilivyo juu mbinguni (on earth as it is in heaven)
Utupe leo mkate wetu wa kila siku (give us this day our daily bread)
Utusamehe makosa yetu (forgive us our sins)
kama tunavyowasamehe na sisi waliotukosea (as we forgive those who trespass against us)
usitutie katika vishawishi (lead us not into temptation)
lakini utuopoe maovuni (but deliver us from evil)
Amina (Amen).
i was about to translate it till i saw your translation. Spot on. Shukran sana.
This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard.
Thank for allowing me to see what our lord wanted, all races coming together in love and song. God bless all yall and yall reading this. Amen
All races? This is BYU..his is the only black face out there.
@@ninjanana8730 honestly didn't know it was BYU. I'd never heard of them before that. Pretty cool they learned that guys language and got to learn a little bout his culture. Appreciate that, I'll have to see if they have anymore music from their program and hoofully do more cultural stuff like this. I'd never even heard of any of that before this video/comment
GoD bless you too sir! 😊👋
It is the perfect song on the day of the terrorist attacks in Brussels. It made the lyrics come to life. Thank you
Big up from Kenya....Perfect Swahili....That is a wonderful and beautiful song
Coming from a country whose native language is Swahili, this is absolutely magnificent
I'm from Finland and I love this
"Pray then like this: 'Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.For thine is the kingdom, the glory and the power forever and ever. Amen
"Tafadhali, basi kama hii:.. 'Baba yetu uliye mbinguni, jina lako litukuzwe ufalme wako uje, mapenzi yako yatimizwe, hapa duniani kama mbinguni Utupe leo mkate wetu wa kila siku, na utusamehe makosa yetu, kama nasi tuwasamehevyo wadeni wetu. usitutie katika majaribu, lakini utuokoe na yule mwovu.
Kwa kuwa ufalme ni wako, utukufu na nguvu milele na milele. Amina
Tamra Armstrong Asante sana 😊
Amina
Tamra Armstrong Whoa... Hang on... I gotta write this down! Thank you! :)
That’s super interesting. “Tafadhali” is similar to Arabic with “tafaddal”, which can roughly mean “Go ahead” or is a gracious way to give permission. Like saying “Please, go ahead!” With proper context. I find this even more cool because Jesus likely preached in Aramaic, the early root language of Arabic. With the context of this Bible verse, one can kind of translate this from Arabic/Aramaic as giving permission- like “Please go then, pray like this....”
Tho I don't speak the language I could very much understand the beauty in his music, I appreciate your sharing this it's very beautiful!!!!
This song is legit a masterpiece, even to someone who isn't very religious.
this is my language and the way the sang this prayer is so amazing, I loved it!
Send love from RD Congo, hope my people pass by to listen to this beautiful song.
Could you please translate it?
@@anatserediani5666
It's The Lord's Prayer.
Love love love to 🇮🇹
I am Czech, and I’ve loved Black people and their music for as long as I can remember. I don’t even know why, but I adore their energy and passion for music so much. Maybe I was a Black man in a past life, living my best days in Africa!
I heard an instrumental version of this song and I never understood why it filled me with so much joy and happiness. Now I know the lyrics and it makes so much sense.
❤beautiful music has no religion no color no country music is divine praise the Lord Jesus Christ Amen 🙏👑
Baba yetu, yetu uliye
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Baba yetu, yetu uliye
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Utupe leo chakula chetu
Tunachohitaji utusamehe
Makosa yetu, hey
Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe
Waliotukosea, usitutie
Katika majaribu, lakini
Utuokoe, na yule, milele na milele
Baba yetu, yetu uliye
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Baba yetu, yetu uliye
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Ufalme wako ufike utakalo
Lifanyike duniani kama mbinguni, amina
Baba yetu, yetu uliye
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Baba yetu, yetu uliye
Mbinguni yetu, yetu, amina
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Utupe leo chakula chetu
Tunachohitaji utusamehe
Makosa yetu, hey
Kama nasi tunavyowasamehe
Waliotukosea, usitutie
Katika majaribu, lakini
Utuokoe na yule msiba milele
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Baba yetu, yetu, uliye
Jina lako litukuzwe
Awesome, incredible, beautiful SONG! MAY GOD BLESS AFRICA FOREVER!
So proud!
Listening Worship in My mother tongue is a blessing!!!
If God can be praised this marvelously on Earth, i wonder what Heaven would be like...💜💜
W. B B0HJJM
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.adjpongnwu fopenawoh wsuhfuh
I'd personally think it'd be a lot like what's on Earth, just perfect and holy
I can only imagine (see what I did there)
Apongnwu fopenawoh Your words are hope, they are everything
JcersHabs018 got it! Lol
If we ever need an anthem of mankind this is it
It is amazing how besides the good intentions and glorious message behind this project people just see black and white people, as if it was anything really meaningful besides the fact that we are all humans struggling and suffering altogether this existence.
So true!
Jesus will not forsake the souls for which He died. Let us draw to Him and He will draw to us. Thank you for the Lord's prayer song.🙏🏿🤝
I have been searching for this song for months. They played it in Dubai dancing fountain and heaven gracious it was so touching, hypnotising and powerful. They nailed it! And I am a proud citizen....
Maurine Akinyi we sure are
Hallelujah
Hi Maurine, anbe iluonga ni Maurine Akinyi. Am glad to know I share my full names with someone in this planet.
Homswits Habibti, it's a beautiful name. France name.
Oh yes it is. Are you kenyan?
In all languages..in all tongues...the Lord's praises sing.
Amen.
I love the way the Swahili language sounds, it's so beautiful.
You know, every now and then, i find more reasons to be grateful for being African. We are divinely blessed and i hope we all get to see it before we leave.
This is the theme of earth. Take a belief that has spread across the world and intermix it with a language developed near the birthplace of humanity and you have the theme of earth.
Thank you Sid Meiers Civilization, Alex Boye, Rosalind Hall and her Queen's Singers!!!
+Stephen Anderson - Don't forget Christopher Tin!
+DaneGraphics Yes sir!!!
And Christopher Tin, don't forget!!!
hes the bes singer i love how he sings hes very talented that amusing, and slightly hopefu
Best song in the entirety of the Civilization games.
Best song ever.
Second best.
@@peterknutsen3070 Sogno di Volare?
Thats where I first heard it, NOW I live in Kenya...followed the voice...:)
@@davemahnke8220 Noice.
this is powerful, I don't even understand the language but you can see Christ in the paradigm.
Our Father, which art in Heaven. . .
No matter what tongue you speak, it sounds so heartfelt and supplicative. Praise His Name.
If this is a prayer, it's the most beautiful prayer a have ever witnessed. If God exists, this is how the paradise should look like.
Wojciech Mizera it's actually the lords prayer but in swahili language.
Wojciech Mizera God is real...and He loves you!!!
ua-cam.com/video/IA88AS6Wy_4/v-deo.html
I love the BYU men’s choir so much. My cousin actually sang with the men’s choir before he unexpectedly passed away. Such a great inspiration to all those who knew him and all those around him. He had a phenomenal voice. Miss him everyday ❤️
Was that just a few years ago? I was friends with him. He sang right next to me in concerts and he did have a great voice! Everyone in the choir loved him.
Watching this from Tanzania🇹🇿never thought my language will be honoured this much. Much love to y'all
Your language was beautiful. I'm told that Swahili was born from trade between Arabians and East Africans. It is only fitting that such a cosmopolitan language be honored like this.
If it's not God giving this inspiration, then who can
Thank God for giving us music ❤
The Lord's Prayer, the theme song of Civilization IV, and the sound of Africa, my home continent. Beautiful!
I still remember launching Civ IV for the first time and getting rocked by this. Had to just sit there and absorb what I'd just heard. Then exit and do it again. Just such a stunningly beautiful piece of music.
Glad there's people who remembered Civ IV main theme
@@mycroft16 Yep, could not believe how good the intro music was, instant reload... also.. best Civ ever (controversial)
@@mycroft16 same, but over time i was disappointed by how USA centric the opening video was. civ should spread the love of all the playable cultures.
Also the first piece of video game music to ever win a Grammy
The Lord's Prayer in Swahili is so amazing and surely our God is awesome... shower of blessings without application! Daily breads and many more..! Proud of Swahili, My national Language... Kama nawe umebarikiwa kwa wimbo huu sema AMEN!
Hi Francis, I love this music. Can you please explain the song and the video. What does actually the singer acts in this video clip? I do understand it is about the Lord`s Prayer. Is it actually the scripture literally?
Jozsef Fitz it's actually the lords prayer as you said, just that it's in swahili language though...the acts it's all about the word in the lord's prayer..sorry i can't get the exact words to explain it but hope you can get a clue.
And the music was written by an Asian American man for the computer game Civilization IV. It's wonderfully multicultural in all the best ways.
Didn't understand a word, but it was so powerful that I cried...
swahili
And in just that lies the power of music
Our Lord's prayer sung in Swahili.
Yes
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I had the amazing privilege of spending some time in Tanzania. The Swahili language is just so beautiful by itself, but then to add all that you have, I cried through the whole thing.
praise God in any language is the same
"Make a joyful noise."
+MarioFanaticXV does a party whistle count? But yeah, praise be the lord
ty for gandhi nukes :)
but I'm Buddhist
It is. Praise his noodles, as they live on in the infinite of his glorious sauce!
Let the multitudes praise the Lord in every creed and tongue!!
Baba yetu uliye Mbinguni jina lako litukuzwe........ Am so proud for this choir they made me miss my hom land Tanzania 🇹🇿 and my mother language with this beautiful prayer
Najivunia kua mtanzania
What a beautiful representation of his faith and love for his country!
I didn't need to know the exact words to get the meaning loud and clear.
Bless them all!
the duet at 2:08 gave me goosebumps and completely left me in tears. the guy from BYU has such an incredible voice! breathtakingly beautiful sung and both voices go together so well.
Beautiful, I'm Portuguese and hearing and see in Portugal. God bless everyone. Very nice music. Praise our lord.
baba yetu uliye mbinguni.(our father who art in heaven)
Thinking of the joy in heaven, for all those searching for truth finding the saviour and accepting the free gift of Christ🙏
Proudly South African🇿🇦 Christopher has definitely left a like.
This song touch my heart to tears for love of people of all places in Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, my Nigeria friends, I know there are many catholics and christians being persecuted now. We are all brothers and sisters.. Please help: ACN Aid to the Church in Need.
Miserere Nobis do your prayers extend to all?
Love from Tanzania I'm very happy u can sing my Swahili language may Almighty God bless you brothers in Christ
I am proud to be an African.
The cradle of the most beautiful languages.
I love you my AFRICA
❤🌍
GOD BLESS AFRICA
Ninapenda baba yetu katika mbinguni! Asante sana kwa hii wimbo, BYU!
I am studying Swahili right now, so finding this song has been a great blessing for me! I can learn some more spiritual words!
Andrew Stewart same!!!
Good luck. Its an easy language to speak and read but a bit tough to study even for us lol. Just try and find someone to converse with. 🙌
I've never seen someone look as fulfilled in singing as that man