Afri-tunes week 127 //∆\\ Yesua "(Cover"

Hello guys I welcome you all to my blog, it's Afri-tunes week 127, and it's another exciting week to share my song with you guys. I will like to share with you a powerful and heartfelt song, "Yeshua" by Folabi Nuel. The song 'Yeshua' by Folabi Nuel is w passionate plea to our Lord.

This song is a heartfelt and intimate worship song that speaks to the reliability and power of Yeshua "GOD". The lyrics express a deep trust and confidence in Yeshua's ability to answer and deliver when called upon. The repetition of "Yeshua" emphasizes a personal connection with Him, while the declaration "There's no name greater than yours" and "There's no name higher than yours" underscores His supremacy and majesty. This song is a testament to the transformative power of God's presence in our life.

In essence this song re-establishes that the greatest, strongest and highest name ever known is the name of Jesus (Yeshua). This name answers when called upon and does not forsake. This name can deliver and heal any sickness or diseases etc.

Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved. – Acts 4:12

FOLABI NUEL -YESHUA

yeshua
when we call you, you will answer
yeshua

when we call you, you deliver
there’s no name, no name greater than yours
there’s no name, no name greater than yours

yeshua
when we call you, you will answer
yeshua
when we call you, you deliver
there’s no name, no name greater than yours
there’s no name, no name greater than yours

yeshua
when we call you, you will answer
yeshua
when we call you, you deliver
there’s no name, no name greater than yours
there’s no name, no name greater than yours

there’s no name, no name greater than yours
there’s no name, no name greater than yours

there’s no name, no name greater than yours
there’s no name, no name greater than yours

there’s no name, no name higher than yours
there’s no name, no name higher than yours
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there’s no name, no name greater than yours
there’s no name, no name