Telugu Lyrics
ఆ భోజన పంక్తిలో సీమోను ఇంటిలో
అభిషేకం చేసింది అత్తరుతో యేసయ్యను (2)
కన్నీళ్లతో పాదాలు కడిగింది
తన కురులతో పాదాలు తుడిచింది (2)
సువాసన సువాసన ఇల్లంత సువాసనా
ఆరాధన దైవ ఆరాధన ఆత్మీయ ఆలాపన (2)
జుంటి తేనె ధారల కన్నా మధురమైనది వాక్యం
ఆ వాక్యమే నన్ను బ్రతికించెను (2)
హల్లెలూయా హల్లెలూయా హల్లెలూయా ఆరాధన
ఆరాధన దైవ ఆరాధన ఆత్మీయ ఆలాపన (2) ||ఆ భోజన||
సింహాల నోళ్లను మూసినది ఈ వాక్యం
దానియేలుకు ఆపై విడుదలిచ్చె ఈ వాక్యం (2)
హల్లెలూయా హల్లెలూయా హల్లెలూయా ఆరాధన
ఆరాధన దైవ ఆరాధన ఆత్మీయ ఆలాపన (2) ||ఆ భోజన||
English Lyrics / Transliteration
Aa Bhojana Pankthilo Seemonu Intilo
Abhishekam Chesindi Attharutho Yesayyanu (2)
Kanneellatho Paadaalu Kadigindi
Thana Kurulatho Paadaalu Thudichindi (2)
Suvaasana Suvaasana Illantha Suvaasanaa
Aaraadhana Daiva Aaraadhana Aathmeeya Aalaapaana (2)
Junti Thene Dhaarala Kannaa Madhuramainadi Vaakyam
Aa Vaakyame Nannu Brathikinchenu (2)
Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Aaraadhana
Aaraadhana Daiva Aaraadhana Aathmeeya Aalaapaana (2) ||Aa Bhojana||
Simhaala Nollanu Moosinadi Ee Vaakyam
Daaniyeluku Aapai Vidudalichche Ee Vaakyam (2)
Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Aaraadhana
Aaraadhana Daiva Aaraadhana Aathmeeya Aalaapaana (2) ||Aa Bhojana||
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Guitar & Keyboard Chords
C#m B
Aa Bhojana Pankthilo Seemonu Intilo
A C#m
Abhishekam Chesindi Attharutho Yesayyanu (2)
B A
Kanneellatho Paadaalu Kadigindi
C#m B C#m
Thana Kurulatho Paadaalu Thudichindi (2)
A B
Suvaasana Suvaasana Illantha Suvaasanaa
G# C#m
Aaraadhana Daiva Aaraadhana Aathmeeya Aalaapaana (2)
C#m B A
Junti Thene Dhaarala Kannaa Madhuramainadi Vaakyam
C#m A C#m
Aa Vaakyame Nannu Brathikinchenu (2)
C# A C# B
Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Aaraadhana
G# C#m
Aaraadhana Daiva Aaraadhana Aathmeeya Aalaapaana (2) ||Aa Bhojana||
C#m B A
Simhaala Nollanu Moosinadi Ee Vaakyam
C#m A C#m
Daaniyeluku Aapai Vidudalichche Ee Vaakyam (2)
C# A C# B
Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Hallelooyaa Aaraadhana
G# C#m
Aaraadhana Daiva Aaraadhana Aathmeeya Aalaapaana (2) ||Aa Bhojana||Song History & Meaning
Composer / Hymnodist: Victor Paul
At the dinner table in Simon’s house, a humble woman poured out her love for Jesus with tears and costly perfume, filling the entire house with a sweet fragrance. True worship springs from a heart overwhelmed by grace, finding its deepest joy at the feet of the Savior. As we reflect on His Word—which is sweeter than honey and renews our life—we are invited into intimate worship. Today, let us freely offer Him our praise and devotion.
📖 Related Scripture Passages:
- Luke 7:37-38: “A woman in that town who lived a sinful life learned that Jesus was eating at the Pharisee’s house, so she came there with an alabaster jar of perfume. As she stood behind him at his feet weeping, she began to wet his feet with her tears. Then she wiped them with her hair, kissed them and poured perfume on them.”
- Psalm 119:103: “How sweet are your words to my taste, sweeter than honey to my mouth!”
- Psalm 119:50: “My comfort in my suffering is this: Your promise preserves my life.”