Hope you are true Christians.Yes the solo was long but you must never comment like non Christians.Its not right to use the word disgusting.I am in the USA and this is one of the best singing in E.Africa powerful like Magomeni and Kurasini live performance.We here need more of this kind of singing online.May God open our spiritual eyes.
Hope you are Christians.Yes the solo was long but don't talk like non Christians.You can't use the word disgusting in this song.The singing is also one of the best I have ever seen in E.Africa Adventists.The voice come out powerfuly like Kurasini and Magomeni.We need more of such songs on the internet am in USA.May God bless Baraka and the teacher from Magomeni.
some people term it as improper ratio...i cant understand why,maybe wanatafuta fame thru church.pole bro but next song make sure waimbaji wako umewapa kipao mbele.love ya neighbour much as u lyk uaself.
It seems like none of the viewers made a comment about this song. Am I the only one who understand this languange? Let me be the first perosn then: I am blessed in deed with this song: "there is no sorrows nor tears in heaven because Christ the Lord is risen" Yes He is coming soon, let us be ready.
BarakaNyakrere, why could you not see why no one wants to post a comment? Just stumbled on this song and what has amazed me is the fact that even with a large singing group, the man soloist goes on for 4 minutes 25 seconds before he could allow the other singers join him. Hiyo sio tabia njema when it comes to praising the Lord. Let all the voices be heard. Pole Ndugu yangu.
Hi Samawatinevis, I see your point. Mathematically, you're right. The soloist sings for 4 min & 25 secs before others join him, but there's something that you missed: I presume that you started by counting on how long the soloist sings by himself. Alternatively, if you could have listened first the message that comes from that song, you would have received blessings. The song has tremendously blessed me. I encourage you to go back and listen it once again. Then, give thanks to God. Be blessed.
wat a boring and under-rehersed intro..not even worth watching it.dont mind about the song and message but the singing ......is disgusting.u hav to greatly improve on this
beautiful song Tumaini, keep it up for glory of GOD.
tomytanza 2 years ago
Hope you are true Christians.Yes the solo was long but you must never comment like non Christians.Its not right to use the word disgusting.I am in the USA and this is one of the best singing in E.Africa powerful like Magomeni and Kurasini live performance.We here need more of this kind of singing online.May God open our spiritual eyes.
shahwright 3 years ago
Hope you are Christians.Yes the solo was long but don't talk like non Christians.You can't use the word disgusting in this song.The singing is also one of the best I have ever seen in E.Africa Adventists.The voice come out powerfuly like Kurasini and Magomeni.We need more of such songs on the internet am in USA.May God bless Baraka and the teacher from Magomeni.
shahwright 3 years ago
the soloist is selfish if not greedy. so so boring.
likumba 3 years ago
some people term it as improper ratio...i cant understand why,maybe wanatafuta fame thru church.pole bro but next song make sure waimbaji wako umewapa kipao mbele.love ya neighbour much as u lyk uaself.
tmdredy 3 years ago
God is doing amazing things in the lives of the people
Dlwaal 4 years ago
It seems like none of the viewers made a comment about this song. Am I the only one who understand this languange? Let me be the first perosn then: I am blessed in deed with this song: "there is no sorrows nor tears in heaven because Christ the Lord is risen" Yes He is coming soon, let us be ready.
BarakaNyakrere 4 years ago
BarakaNyakrere, why could you not see why no one wants to post a comment? Just stumbled on this song and what has amazed me is the fact that even with a large singing group, the man soloist goes on for 4 minutes 25 seconds before he could allow the other singers join him. Hiyo sio tabia njema when it comes to praising the Lord. Let all the voices be heard. Pole Ndugu yangu.
samawatinevis 3 years ago
Hi Samawatinevis, I see your point. Mathematically, you're right. The soloist sings for 4 min & 25 secs before others join him, but there's something that you missed: I presume that you started by counting on how long the soloist sings by himself. Alternatively, if you could have listened first the message that comes from that song, you would have received blessings. The song has tremendously blessed me. I encourage you to go back and listen it once again. Then, give thanks to God. Be blessed.
BarakaNyakrere 3 years ago
wat a boring and under-rehersed intro..not even worth watching it.dont mind about the song and message but the singing ......is disgusting.u hav to greatly improve on this
tmdredy 3 years ago