शांति का राजा यहोवा तू है (Shanti Ka Raja Yahova Tu Hai) – Lyrics, Meaning & Translation
Below you will find the full lyrics, English translation, and the profound biblical meaning behind this beautiful Hindi Christian worship song of surrender and adoration.
Lyrics / गीत
शांति का राजा यहोवा तू है
मुक्ति का राजा यहोवा तू है – २
तेरे ही चरणों में आके प्रभु गिड़गिड़ाऊं
तेरी ही स्तुति और आराधना गाती जाऊं – २
महिमा से घिरा हुआ पृथ्वी का मालिक तू है
१. घुटने टिकाकर सर झुकाकर
प्रार्थना करूंगी तुझको पुकार कर – २
तेरी महिमा तेरी महिमा
गाती रहूं प्रभु हाथ उठाकर
तेरे ही वचनों में अपना जीवन भरती जाऊं,
तेरे वचनों को कोने कोने कहती जाऊं – २
यहोवा राफा और आदि अंत तू है
शांति का राजा…
२. मुझको पकड़ ले आशिष भर दे
तेरे ही हाथों से पवित्र कर ले – २
तेरे ही नाम से तेरे ही नाम से
पवित्र आत्मा को तू उतार दे
तेरे ही चरणों में आके प्रभु गिड़गिड़ाऊं
तेरी ही स्तुति और आराधना गाती जाऊं – २
महिमा से घिरा हुआ पृथ्वी का मालिक तू है
शांति का राजा यहोवा तू है
मुक्ति का राजा यहोवा तू है – ३
English Translation
You are Jehovah, the King of Peace,
You are Jehovah, the King of Salvation – 2
Coming to Your feet, Lord, I humbly plead,
I will keep singing Your praise and worship – 2
Surrounded by glory, You are the Master of the earth.
1. Bowing my knees, bowing my head,
I will pray, calling out to You – 2
Your glory, Your glory,
I will keep singing, Lord, with raised hands.
May I keep filling my life with Your words,
May I keep declaring Your words in every corner (of the world) – 2
You are Jehovah Rapha (The Lord who heals), and the Beginning and the End.
The King of Peace…
2. Hold me, fill me with blessings,
Sanctify me with Your own hands – 2
By Your name, by Your name,
Send down the Holy Spirit.
Coming to Your feet, Lord, I humbly plead,
I will keep singing Your praise and worship – 2
Surrounded by glory, You are the Master of the earth.
You are Jehovah, the King of Peace,
You are Jehovah, the King of Salvation – 3
Spiritual Meaning & Theme
This track is a deeply intimate song of adoration, focusing on absolute surrender to the sovereignty and peace of God.
- The King of Peace: The chorus powerfully declares God as the “Shanti ka Raja”, a direct reference to Isaiah 9:6 (“Prince of Peace”). It acknowledges that true salvation (Mukti) and lasting peace can only be found at His feet.
- The Posture of Worship: The first stanza beautifully illustrates biblical worship as described in Psalm 95:6 (“Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker”). It mentions kneeling, bowing the head, and raising hands—physical acts that represent a heart in total submission to the “Master of the earth.”
- The Names of God: The song incorporates profound theological titles, specifically Jehovah Rapha (The Lord who heals, from Exodus 15:26) and the Alpha and Omega (Aadi Ant, the Beginning and the End, from Revelation 22:13), reminding the believer of God’s eternal nature and His power to restore.
- The Great Commission: Amidst deep personal worship, the song also embraces the call of Mark 16:15, as the worshiper vows to declare God’s words in every single corner (Kone kone) of the world.