Agbadza Gospel Medley - Bethel Revival Choir

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**Lyrics**
Yesue do dzo aɖe
(Jesus has kindled a fire)
Dzoyia wo do am'aɖeke mateŋu atsi o
(And no man can extinguish it)
Yesue do dzo aɖe
(Jesus has kindled a fire)
Dzoyia wo do am'aɖeke mateŋu atsi o
(And no man can extinguish it)
Tɔnyewo miva!
(Come folks!)
Miva midzo miayi Yesu gbɔ
(Come let’s go to Jesus)
Ne mia wɔ dɔ na Yesu
(That we may work for Jesus)
Dzika ɖeke matso mia ƒo o
(May there be no more anxiety)
Mawu ƒe dzo dzo aɖe wo nye
(God’s fire is a special kind)
Ele nuɖusi kple mia
(It’s around us, on each side)
Ne le nu am'aɖeke mexɔ le si o
(No one can intercept what it holds)
Eyɔa dɔ dɔnɔwo keŋ
(He heals the sick completely)
Egba dzikpe sesẽ wo gbudugbudu
(It has broken strong rocks into powder )
'Yata mikafu Mawu de eta he
(And so let us thank God for that)
Yesue do dzo aɖe
(Jesus has kindled a fire)
Dzoyia wo do am'aɖeke mateŋu atsi o
(And no man can extinguish it)
E'yigɛ e'yigɛ e'yigɛ la ooo
(Hail him! Hail him!)
E'yigɛ e'yigɛ e'yigɛ la ooo
(Hail him! Hail him!)
Mí ɖodzi ɖe Yesu'a ŋu lo
(Put your trust in Jesus)
Yesu'a ko e'yigɛ
(None other)
Mí ɖodzi ɖe Yesu'a ŋu lo
(Put your trust in Jesus)
Yesu'a ko e'yigɛ
(None other)
Yesu Kristo ko e'yigɛ la ooo
(None compares to him)
Mí ɖodzi ɖe Yesu'a ŋu lo
(Put your trust in Jesus)
Agbeyia me nuwo ɖeke menye tɔnye o
(The things of this life do not belong me)
Xexeame nuwo ɖeke menye tɔnye o
(The things of this life do not belong me )
Ne mekpɔ ga ha ga ha menye tɔnye o
(Wealthy, yet not mine)
Ne medzi vi ha vi ha menye tɔnye o ɖe
(Having children, yet not mine)
Afetɔ Yesue nye tɔnye
(But the Lord Jesus is mine)
Edzi koe mà xɔse
(In him alone will I trust)
Ne nye wo ɖe Yesu ko na yɔ
(Jesus is all you have, call on him alone)
Ne nye nyè ɖe Yesu ko ma yɔ
(Jesus is all I have, I’ll call on him alone)
‘Bosam be yeatem akpɔ
(The devil tries to tempt me)
Yesu ko ma yɔ
(I’ll call on Jesus alone)
‘Bosam (Satana) be yeatewo akpɔ
(The devil tries to tempt me)
Yesu ko na yɔ
(I’ll call on Jesus alone)

[@Optimusbeard-r7q]

We are here repping 2024 And am not even an Ewe..... get the groove and dance going as well 😊😊 Diversity is beautiful

[@akorcynthia7648]

1st....play 2nd... replay 3rd... addicted

[@BethelRevivalChoir]

Hahahahaa. We give Glory to God

[@kwamemawuena4986]

You know right!

[@brightmensah8085]

noahdanso

[@francisrankin8080]

I do not understand a word. But the energy and joy ....❤❤❤❤

[@amvic207]

how can we throw away our ancestors inheritance in exchange of a foreign language. long live to agbadze

[@bernicedotse]

Wooooooow I cant stop dancing ooooo!!! Mawu Akpe na wo.

[@lizzieaguidji569]

Waooooo waooooo am so proud to be part of ewe people after watching this wonderful video. Congratulations dearest 😘😘😘😘💯💯🙌🙌🙌💋💋💋

[@hubertboton3972]

Je remercie le seigneur JÉSUS CHRIST

[@abangahanthony2415]

Not an ewe But really impressed and happy to be a Ghanaian❤️

[@maryagyei3255]

💃💃💃 Still dancing and don't understand a thing ☺️

[@ablahaniel2230]

My husband is an Ewe we are blessed with unique culture and most beautiful is when we use it to Glorify God.... beautiful

[@Agboka]

The moral context in which the original traditional song was composed. You're very right about the original composition of this very song. It was very well set in a warlike situation of a man who had learned from the oracle of AFA divination that he has no one to lean on so he has to fight to victory all alone with all his might his creator had endowed him. "Gbenue meka nyasela meli nameo gake me wo na nekeo"... ( "there's no one here to lend his ears or to help, but it doesn't matter now.. I have to fight it alone") The wisdom of the original wordings in this song has a strong moral teaching that sometimes in life, The Most High God will be behind you but still will make you feel you are all alone in fighting with your obstacles and if you believe in your ability as a Hu Man, you quickly realize you're getting to victory over evil and obstacles. That's the wisdom and the context in which the original traditional song was composed. Both versions are relevant to our day to day living. Because in some situations in life, TMH will test your ability to see if you can fight or face your obstacles all alone , because He had endowed you with all abilities as Hu Man but still you feel (as if you have no family, friends or church members) like "nya sela meli nameo" Our people believed in TMH and His ability in them to face obstacles and overcome it as a group or alone. A powerful moral teaching for all African people under man-made oppression. 6:26

[@attiogbekomlan7799]

Ewe is the best language

[@ravelinodansou5418]

who listens every morning to this song.hododiooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ahoooooooooooooooooooo

[@canviccourage7906]

Hoooooooo

[@cherifmoumouni8828]

C'est vrai mes frères et sœurs avec Dieu tout est possible, qu'elle musique merci merci et merci encore

[@yayrajade9959]

2024 June who is here with me

[@DADSONPRINCE]

June born and my love for ewe.

[@princekayagbeli1288]

Nyemeblegeo..... Gbazda Ntor yema la... nyelame kataa koekor 😊😂😂

[@mawoussidjogbenou3061]

J'adore tros cette le Musik de ca me donne la Force et le feu dans mon ceour akpé nă Mawu💃💃💃🙏

[@godwinetuyao4613]

Proud to be an Ewe

[@afeafangogbea213]

aféloooooo .Awwww I'm from Togo. aweson

[@angyewa]

Music is indeed the language of the soul. My soul is in so much love with this abadza repertoire.

[@eduseiamoako-atta23]

Wow first time watching authentic agbadza gospel ensemble, I really feel proud being a Ghanaian even though the only word I understood is Akpeto Jesu I'm still in love with all,beautiful crowd song n dance 💖💖

[@danielteye4105]

Every tongue shall praise him

[@hildaafi]

I can't stop listening to this song. God bless you Bethel Revival Choir.

[@kwasiboateng-efa4098]

The man behind this is one wonderful humble boss of mine. Mr. Henry Datsomor, the good Lord richly bless you kakaaaka

[@Agboka]

You're very right about the original composition of this very song. It was very well set in a warlike situation of a man who had learned from the oracle of AFA divination that he has no one to lean on so he has to fight to victory all alone with all his might his creator had endowed him. "Gbenue meka nyasela meli nameo gake me wo na nekeo"... ( "there's no one here to lend his ears or to help, but it doesn't matter now.. I have to fight it alone") The wisdom of the original wordings in this song has a strong moral teaching that sometimes in life, The Most High God will be behind you but still will make you feel you are all alone in fighting with your obstacles and if you believe in your ability as a Hu Man, you quickly realize you're getting to victory over evil and obstacles. That's the wisdom and the context in which the original traditional song was composed. Both versions are relevant to our day to day living. Because in some situations in life, TMH will test your ability to see if you can fight or face your obstacles all alone , because He had endowed you with all abilities as Hu Man but still you feel (as if you have no family, friends or church members) like "nya sela meli nameo" Our people believed in TMH and His ability in them to face obstacles and overcome it as a group or alone. A powerful moral teaching for all African people under man-made oppression. 6:26

[@hannahboakye2247]

When ever i hear this song my spirit becomes full with joy. God bless you.

[@mawuliahiable7717]

A proud ewe man ❤🫶🏻

[@chrisnyagallix8889]

My people la!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💥💥💥💥👊🏾

[@EdwardTeye]

My wife is Ewe, Eldem

[@klutsetony2812]

Am so blessed by hearing this song..may God provide you pple .Jehovah Noussi.

[@EdwardQaynor-qm1mu]

Prevailing. The African culture

[@fosuahmaame4946]

powerful Agbadza medley. Woow, unique by all standard. Odododiodiioooo!!!!! God bless u guys some of us can only listen and dance to this but sadly can't sing along.

[@Agboka]

The moral context in which the original traditional song was composed. You're very right about the original composition of this very song. It was very well set in a warlike situation of a man who had learned from the oracle of AFA divination that he has no one to lean on so he has to fight to victory all alone with all his might his creator had endowed him. "Gbenue meka nyasela meli nameo gake me wo na nekeo"... ( "there's no one here to lend his ears or to help, but it doesn't matter now.. I have to fight it alone") The wisdom of the original wordings in this song has a strong moral teaching that sometimes in life, The Most High God will be behind you but still will make you feel you are all alone in fighting with your obstacles and if you believe in your ability as a Hu Man, you quickly realize you're getting to victory over evil and obstacles. That's the wisdom and the context in which the original traditional song was composed. Both versions are relevant to our day to day living. Because in some situations in life, TMH will test your ability to see if you can fight or face your obstacles all alone , because He had endowed you with all abilities as Hu Man but still you feel (as if you have no family, friends or church members) like "nya sela meli nameo" Our people believed in TMH and His ability in them to face obstacles and overcome it as a group or alone. A powerful moral teaching for all African people under man-made oppression. 6:26

[@alfredamzson4147]

Je suis grave amoureux de cette chanson ❤️ je peux l’écouter et danser dessus n fois 🎉 que Dieu soit loué à jamais 🙇🏼🙏🏼

[@gordonagbenyegah2256]

Henry Da Sharp Anointed Chap. God bless you and the team. We will work for Jesus!!!

[@DaviBella-f3m]

I am proud to be among the ewe team, for this is a privilege.

[@igniteharold7392]

The Lord is Great indeed.

[@lolomhd1785]

YAWADI DJATO be ezobibi amlima zoguegue

[@davidadorble2994]

l was touch by the holy spirit when l was listening to this agbogba gospel God bless u people

[@andelfiagbor4320]

Proud to be an ewe ❤😂and a Ghanaian

[@yvesalor7413]

Who is here with me in 2024 ? Love love and love this song

[@gabrielgoku518]

Yesua koe laa 🤸🤸🤸💥🙏

[@michaelsallah3748]

This is a rich culture to the honour and glory of the Most High God. Praise be to His Holy Name.

[@ritateimasi5697]

A proud Ewe woman great performance God bless you all

[@kissehmavis601]

Wow❤

[@kakaallode9832]

se ok

[@ChantalBoto-te5qs]

❤❤ Cyrille❤❤❤❤

[@qwerqu-elormdaniel6228]

Solid, brilliant authentic African Gospel Song (Agbadza). Kudos to all the crew.

[@edemkwekukwadam3287]

Neho neho neho! Always, this is an awesome composition.

[@ektsetse]

Not to sound political but we connect much better with tunes in our own spiritual languages. Let’s go back !

[@agegeekokou3976]

I love that praise song to much. Glory be to God.

[@marvinderrickson7513]

The instrumentalists are just the best, keep it up

[@Tomaroma848]

I love this. Ododiooooo🔥

[@fabulo100]

My Ashanti kids love this song. Ewes are talented and that’s fact.

[@sylvesterdoamekpor685]

Great instrumentation and splendid delivery by the lead singers and the choir

[@kofioppong2039]

✌

[@yurin9626]

I speak ewe and I love your songs

[@komiagnide7772]

vous béni

[@princenanaagyemang5804]

Wow I don't need to understand this song I just love this 😂

[@anniecosmetiques740]

💃💃💃💃🇹🇬🇹🇬💃💃💃Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen 🙏💯💯✨💫💫

[@ahobadavid6388]

Yeah

[@vivianboateng3331]

Yema laaaa - Mawu lolo

[@rosedekpe2814]

Gloire à nôtre Dieu

[@NaomiGBATI-ov4dj]

Asehie💃💃💃💃💃💃💃

[@danielmensah8550]

Songs like this makes me miss my grandfather 😢, RIP Efo sosa

[@ginahateka7589]

I can't stop dancing. praise God.

[@thedonkarlosgh]

Nice medley and video. Luv it

[@jakebaba2149]

THIS IS GOOD AND WONDERFUL IN PRAISE OF OUR GOD AND SAVIOUR JESUS.

[@komiagnide7772]

Bravo

[@ChantalBoto-te5qs]

❤❤❤

[@grapeskonadu8405]

This is a serious Rock music ♥♥♥

[@missohounaime2135]

Alléluia que le seigneur soit loué, c'est du vraie ça, ÉTOUMÉWOÉ

[@christianamakafu1360]

Amen oooo

[@gloriadzeha4876]

I love this

[@berniceanobaah-mintah370]

Beautiful rhythmic music 🎶

[@christianahafianyo4985]

When's the part 4 coming

[@ahingoejuliette5350]

I love this song very much ape system agbadja

[@godfredatimu7270]

God bless you guys for blessing us with your song I really love you guys

[@odarnocharity3834]

I can't stop dancing ooo

[@Sey_Seyy]

😍🤗🙏 such a powerful song

[@stephenadofoasante1635]

God bless you all.🙏🙏🙏

[@taozia5479]

Who still here since june 2022

[@geemama9679]

This is beautiful

[@karenacrankson6316]

yay👍👍👍👏👏

[@DidiGbete]

Merci à Dieu ❤

[@edwardcharlotte8894]

I'm proud to be a Ghanaian

[@princesolanke4470]

Wow!

[@gracestramiello1913]

🔥🔥🔥

[@sylvestreatsongble772]

Waouh waouh

[@diamondstone8689]

Where can I get this people to come sing at my sister's wedding ceremony for me,awwwwww ewe songs rock

[@vidaappiah1996]

Diamond Stone Global Evangelical church at kotobabi

[@godwinfearnot5295]

bethel you do all

[@agamahxolali6567]

beautiful

[@yagahstephen7970]

Wooow fantastic

[@claudineablaya3422]

💃🏾

[@samlepilierassou7384]

cool j'aime sa

[@gracestramiello1913]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️🙏

[@graceemmanuelleman5036]

C'est fon?

[@anabeldumashie6522]

Anyone here in 2022???

[@ruthgasra3844]

I'm so proud to be a togolese Please where's the church located

[@gracehodzorde876]

Ghana

[@sherrynyanyovor5297]

OH MY GOD how can I join

[@aurelnpounengnong98]

Lyrics please!!!!

[@BethelRevivalChoir]

It's in the video description ok

[@in-anmeyessoufou1177]

What is the name of the sing

[@BethelRevivalChoir]

Agbadza Gospel Medley

[@victorasalu2011]

Ewes are a powerful people. Sometimes they don’t even know how powerful they are. They’re a peculiar people!

[@Agboka]

The moral context in which the original traditional song was composed. You're very right about the original composition of this very song. It was very well set in a warlike situation of a man who had learned from the oracle of AFA divination that he has no one to lean on so he has to fight to victory all alone with all his might his creator had endowed him. "Gbenue meka nyasela meli nameo gake me wo na nekeo"... ( "there's no one here to lend his ears or to help, but it doesn't matter now.. I have to fight it alone") The wisdom of the original wordings in this song has a strong moral teaching that sometimes in life, The Most High God will be behind you but still will make you feel you are all alone in fighting with your obstacles and if you believe in your ability as a Hu Man, you quickly realize you're getting to victory over evil and obstacles. That's the wisdom and the context in which the original traditional song was composed. Both versions are relevant to our day to day living. Because in some situations in life, TMH will test your ability to see if you can fight or face your obstacles all alone , because He had endowed you with all abilities as Hu Man but still you feel (as if you have no family, friends or church members) like "nya sela meli nameo" Our people believed in TMH and His ability in them to face obstacles and overcome it as a group or alone. A powerful moral teaching for all African people under man-made oppression. 6:26

[@adugyamfibenjamin3367]

Pure Music. Authentic Music. Love it. See how beautifully the church responds....Awww ....Our local languages carry so much power....I can't stop playing it...

[@rpa_camaelwwd3297]

So much power carried on the local language... I agree

[@Agboka]

The moral context in which the original traditional song was composed. You're very right about the original composition of this very song. It was very well set in a warlike situation of a man who had learned from the oracle of AFA divination that he has no one to lean on so he has to fight to victory all alone with all his might his creator had endowed him. "Gbenue meka nyasela meli nameo gake me wo na nekeo"... ( "there's no one here to lend his ears or to help, but it doesn't matter now.. I have to fight it alone") The wisdom of the original wordings in this song has a strong moral teaching that sometimes in life, The Most High God will be behind you but still will make you feel you are all alone in fighting with your obstacles and if you believe in your ability as a Hu Man, you quickly realize you're getting to victory over evil and obstacles. That's the wisdom and the context in which the original traditional song was composed. Both versions are relevant to our day to day living. Because in some situations in life, TMH will test your ability to see if you can fight or face your obstacles all alone , because He had endowed you with all abilities as Hu Man but still you feel (as if you have no family, friends or church members) like "nya sela meli nameo" Our people believed in TMH and His ability in them to face obstacles and overcome it as a group or alone. A powerful moral teaching for all African people under man-made oppression. 6:26

[@kwasiishmael6792]

This Ewe song got me dancing saaa..dont even understand the words in the song but i played like 20 times already... Bless you Guys. I love the indigenous feel in the song.

[@Agboka]

You're very right about the original composition of this very song. It was very well set in a warlike situation of a man who had learned from the oracle of AFA divination that he has no one to lean on so he has to fight to victory all alone with all his might his creator had endowed him. "Gbenue meka nyasela meli nameo gake me wo na nekeo"... ( "there're no one here to lend his ears or to help, but it doesn't matter now.. I have to fight it alone") The wisdom of the original wordings in this song has a strong moral teaching that sometimes in life, The Most High God will be behind you but still will make you feel you are all alone in fighting with your obstacles and if you believe in your ability as a Hu Man, you quickly realize you're getting to victory over evil and obstacles. That's the wisdom and the context in which the original traditional song was composed. Both versions are relevant to our day to day living. Because in some situations in life, TMH will test your ability to see if you can fight or face your obstacles all alone , because He had endowed you with all abilities as Hu Man but still you feel (as if you have no family, friends or church members) like "nya sela meli nameo" Our people believed in TMH and His ability in them to face obstacles and overcome it as a group or alone. A powerful moral teaching for all African people under man-made oppression.

[@hopeclaudius5975]

I can’t even sleep. It’s 1am and am still here repeating the song for the past 4hours. Listening from NORWAY. Much love 😍

[@BethelRevivalChoir]

Pope Hope We bless God for His works.

[@kakabokamate465]

Hahaha, I know right.

[@richardlandar1664]

Me too

[@richardlandar1664]

I love my tribe...

[@rpa_camaelwwd3297]

Same here. It brins tears of joy to my eyes. I m so so so so super by this song