Atọ N'ime Otu Chineke
Solfa Notation • Holy Trinity, Hymns
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Atọ N'ime Otu Chineke by Obineche, Charles — Lyrics
About Atọ N'ime Otu Chineke
"Atọ N'ime Otu Chineke" is a reverent Igbo hymn dedicated to the mystery of the Holy Trinity. The lyrics immediately draw the choir and congregation into this profound truth, describing the Triune God as a mystery beyond human understanding ("ihe omimi nke ka uche mmadụ"). It is an ideal choice for Trinity Sunday or any moment in the Mass where the focus turns to praising the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
The verses are structured as a confession of faith and a call to worship, acknowledging that the Three are one God ("Ha atọ bụ sọọsọ otu Chukwu"). As the verses flow into the refrain, the repeated call to praise ("Kelee Ya, ngọzi dịrị") creates a joyful, rhythmic response. For a choir, this hymn offers a straightforward yet deeply moving way to lead the congregation in adoring the Trinity, asking for His continued protection over the community.