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यहोवा की जो बाट जोहते हैं (Yehovah Ki Jo Baat Johte Hain) – Lyrics, Meaning & Translation

This beautiful Hindi Christian worship song is a powerful reminder of God’s promise to renew the strength of those who rely on Him. Below you will find the full lyrics, their English translation, and a brief explanation of the spiritual theme.

Lyrics / गीत

(Hindi & Transliteration)

यहोवा की जो बाट जोहते हैं (2) (Yehovah ki jo baat johte hain)

नया बल प्राप्त करते हैं (2) (Naya bal prapt karte hain)

है समान उड़ते उकाबों के (Hai saman udte ukaabon ke)

वे चलते थकित न होते हैं (Ve chalte thakit na hote hain)

है समान उड़ते उकाबों के (Hai saman udte ukaabon ke)

वे दौड़ते श्रमित न होते हैं (Ve daudte shramit na hote hain)

जब मैं थका, बल दिया उसने (Jab main thaka, bal diya usne)

कमजोरी में सामर्थ दी उसने (2) (Kamjori mein saamarth di usne)

थके हुओं को बल देता है (Thake huon ko bal देता hai)

कमजोरी में सामर्थ देता है (Kamjori mein saamarth deta hai)

जब मैं गिरा, उठाया उसने (Jab main gira, uthaya usne)

ठोकर खाया, संभाला उसने (2) (Thokar khaya, sambhala usne)

गिरते हुओं को उठाता है (Girte huon ko uthata hai)

आत्मा से भर के चलाता है (2) (Aatma se bhar ke chalata hai)

English Translation

Those who wait upon Jehovah (The Lord), Receive new strength. They are like the soaring eagles, They walk and do not get tired. They are like the soaring eagles, They run and do not grow weary.

When I was tired, He gave me strength, In my weakness, He provided power. He gives strength to the weary, He provides power in times of weakness.

When I fell, He lifted me up, When I stumbled, He held me steady. He lifts up those who are falling, He fills them with His Spirit and guides them.

Spiritual Meaning & Theme

The core of this song is derived from the biblical promise found in Isaiah 40:31. The “waiting” described in the lyrics is not a passive act of sitting around; it is an active, faithful reliance on God.

• Renewed Strength: The song highlights that when we feel “tired” or “weak” due to life’s circumstances, we don’t need our own energy—we need God’s supernatural strength.
• The Eagle Analogy: Just as eagles rise above storms by using the wind, believers rise above their troubles when they “wait” on the Lord.
• Restoration: The final stanza reminds the worshiper that God is not a distant deity; He is personal and active. When we fail (fall or stumble), He is the one who lifts us up and sustains us through His Holy Spirit.

Background

This hymn is widely sung in churches across North India and is a staple in devotional gatherings. It is a favorite among believers because it addresses the universal human experience of burnout and failure, offering the biblical antidote: turning to God in prayer and worship. It serves as a great meditation song for those seeking encouragement in difficult times.