Alalapaine Nadachina Naadu Lyrics Telugu
అలలపైనే నడచిన నాదు
యేసయ్యా నాదు యేసయ్యా
గలిబిలిని నా కలవరములను
తొలగజేసిన కలుషహారుడా
ఆదుకోవయ్యా నాదు యేసయ్యా
1. శుద్ధుడా నీ పిలుపు వింటిని
అద్దరికినే పయనమయితిని (2)
ప్రొద్దుపోయెను భయములాయెను
ఉద్ధరించగా స్వామిరావా
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2. నట్టనడి సంద్రాన రేగెను
అట్టహాసపు పెనుతుఫాను (2)
గట్టు చూడగా చాలా దూరము
ఇట్టి శ్రమలలో చిక్కుకొంటిని
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3. అలలు నాపై విసరి కొట్టగా
నావ నిండుగా నీరు చేరెను (2)
బ్రతుకుటెంతో భారమాయెను
రేవు చేరే దారి లేదే
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4. మాట మాత్రపు సెలవు చేత
సూటిగా అద్భుతములెన్నో (2)
చాలా చేసిన శక్తిమంతుడా
జాలి చూపి మమ్ము బ్రోవుమా
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5. చిన్న జీవిత నావనాది
నిన్నే గురిగా పయనమయినది (2)
ఎన్నో శోధన లెన్నో భయములు
కన్న తండ్రి కావరావా
||ఆదు||
Alalapaine Nadachina Naadu Lyrics English
Alalapaine nadachina naadu
Yesayyaa naadu Yesayyaa
Galibilini naa kalavaramulanu
Tolagajesina kalushahaarudaa
Aadukovayyaa naadu Yesayyaa
Shuddhudaa nee pilupu vintini
Addarikine payanamayitini (2)
Proddupoyenu bhayamulāyenu
Uddharinchagaa svaami raavaa
|| Aadu ||
Nattanadi sandraana regenu
Attahaasapu penutufaanu (2)
Gattu choodagaa chaalaa dooramu
Itti shramalalo chikkukontini
|| Aadu ||
Alalu naapai visarikottagaa
Naava nindugaa neeru cherenu (2)
Bratukuta ento bhaaramāyenu
Revu chere daari lede
|| Aadu ||
Maata maatrapu selavu cheta
Sootigaa adbhutamulenno (2)
Chaalaa chesina shakthimanthudaa
Jaali choopi mammu brovumaa
|| Aadu ||
Chinna jeevita naavanaadi
Ninne gurigaa payanamayinadi (2)
Enno shodhana l enno bhayamulu
Kanna thandri kaavaraavaa
|| Aadu ||
Core Message
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Jesus’ Power Over Nature: Declares Jesus’ miraculous ability to walk on water, showing His divine authority over creation
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Personal Relationship: The repeated “నాదు యేసయ్యా” (my Jesus) expresses intimate, personal ownership and relationship with Christ
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Worship and Adoration: Recognizing Jesus as the miracle-working Son of God worthy of praise
Spiritual Themes
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Divine Power: Celebrates Jesus’ supernatural power that defies natural laws
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Faith and Trust: Reflects the faith required to believe in such a miracle and the trust Jesus invites
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Lordship: Acknowledges Jesus as Lord over all creation, including the sea and storms
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Personal Savior: Emphasizes that this powerful Jesus is “my Jesus” personally
Key Declarations
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“Walked on the waves” – References Jesus walking on water during the storm
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“My Jesus” – Personal declaration of relationship and belonging
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Reverent worship: The repetition shows deep devotion and awe
Biblical Foundation
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Directly references Matthew 14:22-33: Jesus walking on the sea during the fourth watch of the night
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Connects to Mark 6:45-52: Where Jesus walks on water and disciples worship Him saying “Truly You are the Son of God”
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Reflects Matthew 14:29: Jesus inviting Peter to walk on water, showing His power is shared with those who faith
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Echoes Job 9:8: “He alone stretches out the heavens and treads on the waves of the sea”
Emotional Depth
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Awe: Wonder at Jesus’ divine power and miraculous nature
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Love: Deep affection expressed through repeating “my Jesus”
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Security: Finding peace in knowing this powerful Jesus is personally theirs
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Worship: Heart moved to praise and adoration
Practical Application
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In storms: When facing life’s storms, remember Jesus walks on your waves
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Fear vs faith: Jesus’ power over waves reminds us He can handle our fears
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Personal relationship: The mighty Christ is also personally accessible as “my Jesus”
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Trust in crisis: When overwhelmed like the disciples in the storm, Jesus is near
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Worship response: Let miracles of Jesus lead to deeper worship
The Storm Context
In the biblical account, Jesus came to His disciples walking on the sea during a violent storm. The disciples were terrified until Jesus spoke peace, and Peter walked on water until fear took over. This song line reminds believers that the same Jesus who walked on waves is with them in their storms.
This declaration is commonly found in Telugu Christian worship songs that celebrate Jesus’ miracles and power, helping believers trust Him through life’s turbulent times.
