“Ahhh eh this kind God another one no dey oh”
This line emphasizes the uniqueness and incomparable nature of God. This is similar to Isaiah 46:9 which says, “Remember the former things of old; for I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me.”
This verse emphasizes the incomparable nature of God. It reminds us that God stands alone in His uniqueness and power. The lyrics echo this sentiment by affirming that there is no one like God, emphasizing His unmatched greatness.
“You be God oh, Only you dey heal sickness doctors no fit heal”
This line acknowledges God as the ultimate healer, echoing verses like Exodus 15:26, “I am the Lord, who heals you.”
This verse highlights God’s role as the ultimate healer. In the context of the Israelites, God promises to be their healer if they obey His commands. Similarly, the lyrics acknowledge God’s ability to heal beyond the capabilities of human doctors, emphasizing His sovereignty over health and wellness.
“Only you dey give children babalawo no fit give”
This line highlights God’s sovereignty in the realm of fertility and childbirth, reminiscent of Psalm 127:3, “Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward.”
This verse celebrates children as a gift from God. It acknowledges God as the source of fertility and childbirth. The lyrics reflect this by acknowledging God as the giver of children, attributing to Him what no human practitioner or babalawo (traditional healer) could provide.
“Only you dey do Waten mortal man no fit do eh”
This line emphasizes God’s ability to perform miracles beyond human capability, similar to Luke 18:27, “But he said, ‘What is impossible with man is possible with God.”
Jesus speaks this verse in response to a question about salvation. It underscores the idea that what seems impossible for humans is possible for God. The lyrics echo this sentiment by highlighting God’s ability to do what mortal man cannot, emphasizing His power to perform miracles and accomplish the impossible.
“Father we give you all the praise, For you alone deserves all our praise”
This line expresses gratitude and acknowledges God’s worthiness of praise, aligning with verses like Psalm 145:3, “Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised, and his greatness is unsearchable.”
This verse exalts the greatness of God and underscores His worthiness of praise. It emphasizes the incomprehensible nature of God’s greatness. Similarly, the lyrics express gratitude and ascribe all praise to God, recognizing His unparalleled majesty and glory.
“This kind God another one no dey oh”
This line reiterates the uniqueness and incomparability of God, similar to Isaiah 45:5, “I am the Lord, and there is no other, besides me there is no God.”