Telugu Lyrics
స్తుతి మహిమ యేసు నీకే
స్తుతి ఘనత ప్రభు నీకే (2)
ఆరాధన స్తుతి ఆరాధన (8) ||స్తుతి||
కళ్ళల్లో కన్నీరు తుడిచావు
గుండె బరువును దింపావు (2)
వ్యధలో ఆదరించావు
హృదిలో నెమ్మదినిచ్చావు (2)
యెహోవా షాలోమ్ ఆరాధన (8) ||స్తుతి||
నీవొక్కడవే దేవుడవు
మిక్కిలిగా ప్రేమించావు (2)
రక్తము నాకై కార్చావు
రక్షణ భాగ్యమునిచ్చావు (2)
యెహోవా రూహీ ఆరాధన (8) ||స్తుతి||
నను బ్రతికించిన దేవుడవు
నాకు స్వస్థత నిచ్చావు (2)
నా తలను పైకెత్తావు
నీ చిత్తము నెరవేర్చావు (2)
యెహోవా రాఫా ఆరాధన (8) ||స్తుతి||
English Lyrics / Transliteration
Sthuthi Mahima Yesu Neeke
Sthuthi Ghanatha Prabhu Neeke (2)
Aaraadhana Sthuthi Aaraadhana (8) ||Sthuthi||
Kallallo Kanneeru Thudichaavu
Gunde Baruvunu Dimpaavu (2)
Vyadhalo Aadarinchaavu
Hrudilo Nemmadinichchaavu (2)
Yehovaa Shaalom Aaraadhana (8) ||Sthuthi||
Neevokkadave Devudavu
Mikkilgaa Preminchaavu (2)
Rakthamu Naakai Kaarchaavu
Rakshana Bhaagyamunichchaavu (2)
Yehovaa Ruhee Aaraadhana (8) ||Sthuthi||
Nanu Brathikinchina Devudavu
Naaku Swasthatha Nichchaavu (2)
Naa Thalanu Paiketthaavu
Nee Chitthamu Neraverchaavu (2)
Yehovaa Raaphaa Aaraadhana (8) ||Sthuthi||
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Song History & Meaning
Composer / Hymnodist: Amshumathi Mary
This song gently reminds us of Jesus' loving presence, the One who wipes away our tears and restores peace to our heavy hearts. In the midst of life's struggles and sorrows, He reveals Himself as Jehovah Shalom—the Lord our Peace. As we sing these praises, we are invited to lift our hearts in worship to the God who bore our burdens. May we respond to His abundant, unmatched love with a posture of genuine gratitude and devotion today.
📖 Related Scripture Passages:
- Revelation 4:11: “You are worthy, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you created all things, and by your will they were created and have their being.”
- Revelation 21:4: “He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.”
- Judges 6:24: “So Gideon built an altar to the Lord there and called it The Lord Is Peace. To this day it stands in Ophrah of the Abiezrites.”