What are the lyrics of Bia Jaa Ya Mma by Jude Nnam?

“Bia Jaa Ya Mma” begins: Chet' ihe nile Chineke Nna n'emere gị ee, bịa jaa ya mma.… Read the full lyrics on ChoirPDFs.

Who composed Bia Jaa Ya Mma?

Bia Jaa Ya Mma was composed by Jude Nnam.

What language is Bia Jaa Ya Mma sung in?

Bia Jaa Ya Mma is sung in Igbo.

Bia Jaa Ya Mma by Jude Nnam — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Bia Jaa Ya Mma by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

REFRAIN Chet' ihe nile Chineke Nna n'emere gị ee, bịa jaa ya mma. Ị nụgo? Bịa kele ya doo. Chet' ọlụ nile Chineke Nna n'alụlụ gị ee, bịa jaa ya mma. Ị nụgo? Bịa kele ya doo. Bute onyinye gị bịa n'altar ka ị kele. Ahụike nile Chineke Nna ji gọzie gị ee, bịa jaa ya mma. Ị nụgo? Bịa kele ya doo. Chet' ọrịa nile Chineke Nna n'agwọ nụ gị ee, bịa jaa ya mma. Ị nụgo? Bịa kele ya doo. Ya n'oge rugo. VERSE 1 Ma k'a kunyeba Chineke nyere gị bịa jaa ya mma. Mgbe ị gụkọsịrị ngozi Chineke, ị bịawa tuoro ya mma, Maka ngozi Chineke bịa tuoro ya. Onyinye obi ọcha ka Chineke n'anara. O nwanne m, were onyinye gị tuoro ya mma mma.

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About Bia Jaa Ya Mma

"Bia Jaa Ya Mma" is a vibrant Igbo thanksgiving and offertory hymn by Jude Nnam. The title is an invitation to "Come and praise Him," setting a joyful, celebratory tone that is perfect for the presentation of gifts. When the choir strikes up this piece, it immediately calls the congregation to reflect on the countless ways God has blessed them—from the gift of good health to healing and daily grace.

The lyrics are deeply conversational and encouraging. The refrain asks us to remember all the good things God has done and urges us to bring our gifts to the altar in gratitude. As the verses unfold, different voice parts take the lead, reminding us that God accepts a pure heart and that His blessings multiply when we approach Him with thanksgiving. The final verse builds into a beautiful litany of blessings—goodness, grace, fruitfulness, and wealth—all flowing from the hands of God the Father.

In the choir loft, this song is a delight to sing. The rhythmic drive and the call-and-response feel in the harmony parts make it a natural fit for a lively Offertory procession. It is a piece that gets the whole church moving, lifting spirits and turning the simple act of giving into a profound moment of communal praise.