Onye Bu Eze Ebube
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Onye Bu Eze Ebube by Chris N. Ogu — Lyrics
About Onye Bu Eze Ebube
"Onye Bu Eze Ebube" is a majestic Igbo choral setting of Psalm 24, asking the ancient question: "Who is the King of Glory?" Composed by Chris N. Ogu, the piece captures the triumphant arrival of the Lord, calling on the ancient gates and doors to lift their heads so the King may enter.
In the choir loft, this anthem is a powerful choice for Entrance processions, especially on feast days like Palm Sunday. The music builds a sense of awe and reverence, reminding the congregation that the Lord of Hosts, mighty in battle, is the one who approaches. The call to "open your heart, my sibling, so He may enter" turns the grand scriptural imagery into a deeply personal invitation for worship.