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"Daivame Njangal Ange Vazhthunnu" is a popular Malayalam Christian song. Here are the lyrics in English:
"We are living our lives for the divine"
You can find the full lyrics and English translation of "Daivame Njangal Ange Vazhthunnu" at: Thecmsindia.org - Lak alaha / Daivame Njangal Thecmsindia.org - Translation of Te Deum YouTube - Daivame Njangal Ange Vazhthunnu YouTube - Shalom TV Share public link daivame njangal ange vazhthunnu lyrics english
നിത്യ സുഖം അവർക്കു നൽകിടുന്നു നിത്യമായ പ്രകാശം അവർക്കു തരേണമേ
You can find the full lyrics for the popular Malayalam Christian hymn "Daivame Njangal Ange Vazhthunnu," including the English translation of its core verses inspired by the "Te Deum," at the following resources: Christian Musicological Society of India Malayalam Christian Network Kester (Spotify) YouTube Lak Alaha/Daivame Njangal (The CMS India) Daivame Njangal (Facebook)
O God, we praise You there (before You) O God, we praise You there We glorify You with majesty O Great Lord! O Great Lord! It seems you're looking for the English translation
The lyrics go on to express the idea that the divine is within us and that we are all connected to it. The song is a call to awakening and a reminder of our true nature.
The hymn reached Kerala through Portuguese missionaries in the 16th century. It is believed they sang it upon landing in 1502 as a sign of gratitude for their safe journey. Malayalam Adaptation:
The chorus translates to "O God, we praise You; O Lord, we glorify You" and continues to describe how all of creation worships the Creator. Verses 2 and 3 describe the heavenly host (Angels, Cherubim, and Seraphim) worshipping, while verses 4 and 5 connect the earthly church (Apostles, Prophets, and Martyrs) to this praise. This hymn is traditionally sung during New Year's Eve, ordinations, and feast days in Kerala's Catholic churches. Share public link Here are the lyrics in English: "We are
Romanized Malayalam (representative): Daivame njangal ange vazhthunnu, Daivame njangal ange pranamikkunnu; Yudhamayi njangal ninnodoppam, Ninte prabhatam namukku tharum.
The song is often sung in temples, homes, and public gatherings, and is considered a sacred and soothing experience. The melody is simple, yet hauntingly beautiful, and has been passed down through generations.