Wa Ajabu wewe wa ajabu

Mercy Linah's "Wa Ajabu Wewe Wa Ajabu" stacks up titles for God rather than describing what he's done — El-Shaddai, Adonai, Alfa na Omega, Mfalme wa wafalme, King of kings — names drawn straight from how scripture identifies God at both ends of its story, the beginning and the end named together in Revelation's own description of God as the Alpha and Omega. The song's own translation note makes the intent explicit: "God of wonders, King of kings, the enthroned we worship you." There's very little narrative here and no personal testimony about circumstances changing; it's a naming song, closer to a roll call of who God is than an account of what he did for the singer specifically. "Wa ajabu" — wonderful, or full of wonder — gets repeated as the anchor point, with every other title orbiting around that same sense of a being too vast to fully catalog, which is likely why the song leans on titles instead of trying to describe him directly.