K'ore Ofe Krist' Oluwa

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Author: John Newton
K'ore ofe Krist' Oluwa,
Ife Baba ail'opin,
Oju rere Emi mimo,
K'o t'oke ba s'ori wa;

Bayi l'a le wa n'irepo.
Pel' ara wa 't' Oluwa;
K'a si le ni 'dapo didun,
Ayo t'aye ko le ni.


May the grace of Christ our Savior
and the Father's boundless love,
with the Holy Spirit's favor,
rest upon us from above.

Thus may we abide in union
with each other and the Lord,
and possess, in sweet communion,
joys which earth cannot afford.
Amen.

Comments

  1. Unknown25 November 2019 at 19:28

    Amazing work on these Yoruba hymns, lyrics and interpretations. For the song titled "K'ore Ofe Krist' Oluwa" I believe the second line of the second stanza is "Awa ati Oluwa". What do you think?

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    1. PreciousAY4 March 2020 at 02:04

      Yeah, that's how it is. I was the one that adjusted that line because I thought "Away ati Oluwa" doesn't perfectly translate "with each other and the Lord".

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    2. PreciousAY4 March 2020 at 02:11

      Thank you for your compliments.

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  2. Unknown26 March 2020 at 09:18

    Wow. I am impressed with your work. I hope God will continue to

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  3. Unknown26 March 2020 at 09:22

    Wow. I am impressed with your work. I pray that God will continue to inspire you to do more in all aspects He wants to use you for His work. I 🙏🏾 Amen

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