Obi-Eze Chukwu Di Nso
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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Obi-Eze Chukwu Di Nso by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About Obi-Eze Chukwu Di Nso
"Obi-Eze Chukwu Di Nso" is a majestic entrance hymn composed by Jude Nnam that immediately draws the congregation into a posture of deep reverence. The title and opening refrain declare, "Ebe a bu ebe diegwu!"—acknowledging the awesome and holy nature of God's house. It reminds the faithful that the sanctuary they are entering is nothing less than the gate of heaven and the dwelling place of the Almighty.
The verses guide the choir and congregation through the essential acts of worship as Mass begins. The lyrics speak of bowing down before the Father ("ikpo isi ala nye Gi"), offering fitting thanksgiving, and pleading for mercy. As the voices unite to ask that their names be written in the book of life, the song perfectly captures the pilgrim nature of the Church approaching the altar. It is an ideal piece for opening a Sunday liturgy, setting a tone of awe, humility, and joyful expectation.