यह जीवन है तेरा प्रभुजी (Yeh Jeevan Hai Tera Prabhuji) – Lyrics, Meaning & Translation
Below you will find the full lyrics, English translation, and the profound biblical meaning behind this contemporary Hindi Christian song of joy and victory.
Lyrics / गीत
यह जीवन है तेरा प्रभुजी
तू ही राज करे, हो तेरी मर्ज़ी
संग तेरे, हम गाते जायें
आए मुसीबत, मुस्कुरायें
तेरे भवन में
आनंद की भरपूरी है
येशू तू संग तो
जीवन में संतुष्टि है
क्रूस पर सब हुई समाप्ति
हारा शैतान, मिली पापों से मुक्ति
तेरी मौत से मिली है आज़ादी
रोक सके ना हमें अब कोई शक्ति
तेरे भवन में…
भरपूरी भरपूरी,
आनंद की भरपूरी
संतुष्टि संतुष्टि,
येशू में संतुष्टि
मेरा प्याला उमड़
उमड़ते भरे
मेरा जीवन येशू,
तू खुशी से भरे
तेरे भवन में…
English Translation
This life is Yours, O Lord,
May You alone rule, may Your will be done.
Walking with You, we will go on singing,
Even if trouble comes, we will smile.
In Your house (presence),
There is fullness of joy.
Jesus, when You are with me,
There is true satisfaction in life.
Everything was finished on the cross,
Satan was defeated, we received salvation from sins.
Through Your death, we gained our freedom,
Now no power can ever stop us.
In Your house…
Fullness, fullness,
Fullness of joy.
Satisfaction, satisfaction,
Satisfaction in Jesus.
My cup overflows,
It fills and overflows.
My life, Jesus,
You fill with happiness.
In Your house…
Spiritual Meaning & Theme
This track is a joyful, victorious celebration of the finished work of Christ and the complete satisfaction found in His presence.
- Fullness of Joy: The chorus is a direct translation of Psalm 16:11 (“In your presence there is fullness of joy”). It reminds believers that true, lasting satisfaction (Santushti) cannot be found in worldly things, but only in the presence (Bhavan) of God.
- It Is Finished: The second stanza powerfully references Jesus’ final words on the cross in John 19:30 (“It is finished” / Samapti). It declares total victory—because Christ conquered death, the enemy is defeated, and no worldly power can hold the believer back.
- The Overflowing Cup: The bridge beautifully incorporates Psalm 23:5 (“My cup overflows”). It is a confession of abundant blessing, declaring that a life surrendered to Jesus is not just barely surviving, but is overflowing with His joy, happiness, and goodness.