Sefela 417

Emmanuelle Mong A Rona

Emmanuel, our Lord

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1. Emmanuele, mong'a rona, U tla hlaha neng ka borena? Re o lakatsa ka dipelo, Re llela 'muso wa hao, Jesu. Emmanuele, Mong'a rona, U tla hlaha neng ka borena?

2. Dipallo tsa hao, di hopole, Itsebahatse fatsheng lohle; Khanya lefifing la dichaba, U le apole, le ya tshabeha. Dipallo tsa hao, di hopole, Itsebahatse fatsheng lohle;

3. Re tla bona neng fatshe lena Le se le ineela wena, Le o emisetsa matsoho Ka thapelo le ka lerato? Re tla bona neng fatshe lena Le se le ineela wena?

4. Le hauhele hle, Monghadi, U le chabisetse lesedi; Fedisa tse mpe, bohedene, U le buse, Mong'a khabane. Le hauhele hle, Monghadi, U le chabisetse lesedi.

5. Chabana tsohle le meloko U di romele tsa poloko; Dinaheng tsohle tsa lefatshe Ho ke ho tume Evangedi. Chabana tsohle le meloko U di romele tsa poloko;

English translation

1. Emmanuel, our Lord, When will you appear in glory? We long for you with our hearts, We await your kingdom, Jesus. Emmanuel, our Lord, When will you appear in glory?

2. Remember your promises, Make yourself known throughout the world; Shine in the darkness of the nations, Be revealed, be feared. Remember your promises, Make yourself known throughout the world;

3. When will we see this land Yielding itself to you, Stopping its resistance With prayer and love? When will we see this land Yielding itself to you?

4. Please come, Lord, Illuminate it with light; Destroy evil and wickedness, Reign over it, glorious Lord. Please come, Lord, Illuminate it with light.

5. Gather all peoples and tribes Send them the message of salvation; In all the lands of the earth Let there be the Gospel. Gather all peoples and tribes Send them the message of salvation;

About this hymn

Sefela 417, “Emmanuelle Mong A Rona”, is one of the 449 hymns in Difela Tsa Sione (Lifela Tsa Sione), the Sesotho hymns of Zion sung by Basotho congregations in Lesotho and South Africa. It is made up of 5 stanzas and opens with the line “1. Emmanuele, mong'a rona,”. An English translation is provided alongside the Sesotho text — use the language buttons above to read Sesotho, English, or both together. This hymn is free to read online and is often sung at church services, weddings, funerals, and family prayers.

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