యెహోవాను గానము || Yehovanu Ganamu Song Lyrics

“Yehovanu Gaanamu Chesedamu Ekamugaa” (యెహోవాను గానము చేసెదము ఏకముగా) is a traditional Telugu Christian hymn that calls believers to sing together in praise of Jehovah, the Savior God who delivered the Israelites from Egypt. The song is based on Exodus 15:21, the Song of Moses sung after God miraculously drowned Pharaoh’s army in the Red Sea. Found in Telugu Christian hymn books as Song #89 in Songs of Zion (SOZ-89), it is a congregational worship song commonly sung in Telugu churches, Sunday schools, and worship services across India.

Core Message

The hymn’s main message celebrates Jehovah as a warrior, strength, and deliverer. The chorus invites believers to sing together about God becoming their Savior, praising His glory and describing Him as their God. Each verse tells part of the Red Sea story: Jehovah is “my strength and my song,” Pharaoh’s chariots and armies were drowned in the Red Sea, God’s majety burns those who rise against Him like stubble, the enemy thought to divide spoil but was destroyed, no god is like the Holy Majestic One, and the Israelites walked safely through dry land in the middle of the sea. The refrain “యెహోవా” (Jehovah) is repeated after each verse as a powerful declaration of God’s covenant name.

This hymn reminds believers that God is their strength, fortress, and Savior who fights for them and delivers them from impossible situations. The song emphasizes unity in worship (“ఏకముగా” = together) and teaches that Jehovah is the God of their fathers who remains faithful to save His people. Its lyrics are drawn directly from Scripture, making it both a song of praise and a biblical teaching tool about God’s power over enemies and His faithfulness to those who trust in Him.