Telugu Lyrics
భలే భలే సంసోను బలమైన సంసోను
కండలు తిరిగిన బండ మనిషి బలమైన సంసోను హు… హ.. (2)
దవడ ఎముకతో వెయ్యిమందిని ఫిలీష్తీయుల చంపెను చిత్తు చేసెను. (4)
300 నక్కలకు – తోకలు ముడివేసెను, – సింహపు నోటిని రెండుగా చీల్చెను
దేవుని బలమును బహుగా పొందెను – శత్రువుల కంటికి భయంకరుడాయెను
చిన్ననాడే దేవునికి నాజీరు చేయబడెను ప్రతిష్టించబడెను (4)
పాపమునకు మాత్రమే లొంగిపోయెను – దేవుని చిత్తమును తూలనాడెను
దేవుని కోపానికి పాత్రుడాయెను – దేవుని బలమును పొగొట్టుకొనెను, అయ్యయ్యో
English Lyrics / Transliteration
Bhale Bhale Sansonu Balamaina Sansonu
Kandalu Thirigina Banda Manishi Balamaina Sansonu Hu… Ha.. (2)
Davada Emukatho Veyyimandini Phileeshtheeyula Champenu Chiththu Chesenu. (4)
300 Nakkalaku – Thokalu Mudivesenu, – Sinhapu Notini Rendugaa Cheelchenu
Devuni Balamunu Bahugaa Pondenu – Shathruvula Kantiki Bhayangkarudaayenu
Chinnanaade Devuniki Naajeeru Cheyabadenu Prathishtinchabadenu (4)
Paapamunaku Maathrame Longgipoyenu – Devuni Chiththamunu Thoolanaadenu
Devuni Kopaaniki Paathrudaayenu – Devuni Balamunu Pogottukonenu, Ayyayyo
Song History & Meaning
Composer / Hymnodist: Traditional / Worship Minstrels
The story of Samson reminds us that true strength is not found in physical power or human abilities, but in our relationship with God. While Samson achieved great victories through divine power, yielding to sin caused him to lose the very presence that made him strong. As we sing this song, let us examine our own hearts and guard the spiritual calling God has placed upon us. May we rely daily on Christ’s grace, seeking holiness and humility so that our lives remain rooted in His strength.
📖 Related Scripture Passages:
- Judges 16:20: “She said, “The Philistines are on you, Samson!” He awoke out of his sleep, and said, “I will go out as at other times, and shake myself free.” But he didn’t know that Yahweh had departed from him.”
- Judges 13:5: “For, behold, you shall conceive, and bear a son. No razor shall come on his head, for the child shall be a Nazirite to God from the womb. He shall begin to save Israel out of the hand of the Philistines.””
- Proverbs 16:18: “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.”