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Sefela 446

Utlwa Sefefo Sa Moya

Hear The Raging Of The Wind

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1. Utlwa sefefo sa moya Le ho duma ha sona Tsoha, re se re timela Re pholose Morena! Jo, dillo ha di mo tsose O sa ntse a robetse ‘Me sekepe se tebile Jesu, u tlwa thapelo!

A kgalemela lewatle … Khutsa hle Sefefo sa ba sa thola Kgothalang! Ruri, Jesu ke Morena, Kgothalang

2. Morena metsi a matla A meleko a duma A patela pelo ya ka Ke tebela ho ‘ona Mahlomoleng a makalo Ke tla hoeletsa ho mang? Ke bitsa ho wena Jesu, Wena thuso ya ba llang!

A kgalemela lewatle …

Ahe, maru a qhalane letsatsi le hlabile ‘me pelo ya ka e bone Pholoso ya Morena Ke bea bophelo ba ka Matsohong a hao Jesu O mphelehetse ka mehla Le ka tsatsi la lefu A kgalemela lewatle …

English translation

1. Hear the raging of the wind And the thunder of the sea; Rise, we are sinking, Save us, Lord, we pray! The waves are beating Him, But He still is sleeping; The boat is nearly sinking, Jesus, hear our prayer!

Be still, O raging sea … Be still, O raging sea, Be still, O raging sea, Be still, O raging sea. For Jesus is the Lord, Be still, O raging sea.

2. Lord of waters mighty, Whose thunders shake the deep; Who calms the troubled ocean, To Thee I lift my eyes. In deepest tribulation To whom shall I now call? I call on Thee, O Jesus, The help of those who fall!

Be still, O raging sea …

Lo, the clouds are breaking, And the sun is shining through; And my heart has seen the glory Of Jesus' saving power. I place my life forever In Thy dear hands, O Lord; Be Thou my guide forever Until I reach Thy shore. Be still, O raging sea …

About this hymn

Sefela 446, “Utlwa Sefefo Sa Moya”, 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. Utlwa sefefo sa moya. 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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