Who composed K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu?

K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu was composed by Doris Ebere.

What language is K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu sung in?

K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu is sung in Igbo.

K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu by Doris Ebere — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Composer: Doris Ebere

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K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu by Doris Ebere — Lyrics

CHORUS\nKunie nụ o, kunie, kunie nụ nnọọ, kunie nụ o.\nK'anyị jee n'ụlọ Chukwu.\nEnwerem añụrị ogem nụrụ ka ha n'ekwu si,\nK'anyị jee n'ụlọ Chukwu, ụlọ nsọ Chukwu.\nEnwerem añụrị ogem nụrụ ka ha n'ekwu si,\nK'anyị jee n'ụlọ Chukwu, ụlọ nsọ Chukwu.\n\nVERSE 1\nJerusalem obodo ọma,\nAnyị abịago n'ihu gị,\nEbe obibi Chineke dị ka Ugwu Zaịọn,\nMepeere anyị ụzọ k'anyị bata n'ụlọ nsọ Chukwu.\n\nVERSE 2\nK'anyị jee nụ n'ihu Ọlta kporo Ya isi ala,\nK'anyị jee nụ n'ihu Ọlta sekpuoro Ya,\nỤlọ nsọ Chukwu n'enye ọbịa añụrị,\nMepeere anyị ụzọ k'anyị bata e!\n\nVERSE 3\nN'ụlọ nsọ Chukwu, ebe obibi Ya n'enyem añụrị,\nK'anyị jee n'ụlọ Chukwu.\nK'anyị jee n'ụlọ Chukwu,\nỌ gọziwo ọpụpụ anyị na mbata anyị,\nK'anyị jee n'ụlọ Chukwu.\nChukwu kere ụwa k'anyị g'efe nụ o,\nN'ụlọ nsọ Chukwu.

About K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu

When the choir strikes up "K'anyi Jee N'ulo Chukwu," you can immediately feel the energy shift in the church. The title translates to a joyful invitation: "Let us go into the house of the Lord." It draws its inspiration directly from the Psalms, capturing that profound gladness of being called to worship. The opening chorus acts as a rousing summons, urging everyone to rise up and make their way into God's presence with gladness.\n\nDoris Ebere sets this invitation to a bright, marching tempo that perfectly suits the Entrance procession. As the verses unfold, the lyrics paint a picture of arriving at the holy city of Jerusalem, bowing before the altar, and finding joy in the sanctuary. It is a song that reminds the congregation why we gather—to seek the face of the Creator who blesses our going out and our coming in. Singing this as the priests and altar servers process down the aisle sets a tone of reverence and communal celebration for the entire Mass.