JESU EBILIWO N'ONWU
Solfa Notation • Easter Hymns, Entrance songs, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Hymns
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JESU EBILIWO N'ONWU by AUSTINMARY PAUL ANUEBUNWA — Lyrics
About JESU EBILIWO N'ONWU
"Jesu Ebiliwo N'ọnwụ" is a bright, triumphant Igbo Easter anthem that announces the resurrection of Christ. The words ring out with the clear message that Jesus has risen from death, capturing the exact moment of realization and joy that follows the long, quiet weeks of the Lenten season. It is the kind of piece that instantly lifts the spirit of the congregation when the choir strikes up the opening notes on Easter Sunday.
The verses walk us through the Easter morning story, starting with the women going to the tomb at dawn to anoint His body, only to find an angel descending from heaven with the good news. By the time the choir reaches the third verse, the message is absolute: death has no power over Him.
With its rhythmic drive and the joyful, repeated "Alleluia" in the refrain, this song is a perfect fit for the Entrance or Recessional procession during the Easter season. It gives the choir a chance to sing with full, unrestrained energy, sending the faithful out with a genuine sense of victory.