OBI-EZE CHUKWU DI NSO
Staff & 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 that calls the congregation to reverence as Mass begins. Drawing its opening words from the biblical exclamation of Jacob—"How awesome is this place! This is the house of God and the gate of heaven"—the piece sets a tone of profound awe. When the choir strikes up the refrain, it reminds everyone walking down the aisle that they are stepping into a truly sacred space.
Jude Nnam structures the song with a grand, harmonised refrain that contrasts with the more petitionary verses. As the verses progress, the choir leads the people in bowing down ("ịkpọ isiala"), offering thanksgiving, and asking God to hear their prayers and write their names in the book of life. It serves perfectly for the start of Sunday worship or the dedication of a new parish building, turning individual minds toward the shared worship of the Almighty.