Gospel singer Toluwanisings releases “Owo Re Meji Meji,” a Yoruba gospel song.
The title speaks of “your two hands” in Yoruba. Throughout the Bible, God's hands are a picture of His strength, His care and His protection. Isaiah 41:10 says, “I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand,” and Psalm 31:15 says, “My times are in your hands.”
There is great comfort in knowing that we are not holding our lives together by ourselves. John 10:28-29 says no one can snatch God's children out of His hand. Whatever you are carrying today, whether a worry about family, work, health or the future, the song invites you to place it in His hands and leave it there.
Hands are also how we respond in worship: lifted in praise, opened in surrender and stretched out in prayer. Whether you hear the song as a picture of God's hands holding you, or of your own hands raised to Him, it is an invitation to rest in His care.
At 4 minutes 2 seconds, “Owo Re Meji Meji” is a good length for daily devotion, family prayer time and church services. It also works well on a WhatsApp Status for someone who needs to know they are held.
Toluwanisings sings mainly in Yoruba, with the warmth and sincerity that Yoruba gospel listeners love. If this song blesses you, also listen to “Ona Iye”, “Agbara Olorun” and “A Very Big God” on iGospel.
Share it with a friend going through a difficult time, as a reminder that their life is safe in God's hands.
Song details
Artist: Toluwanisings
Song: Owo Re Meji Meji
Genre: Yoruba Gospel
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