Eyin Kerubu Orun — Prophet Abraham
Prophet Abraham leads a communal session of Yoruba spiritual songs and intercessory prayer, focusing on the exchange of strength and a renewed prayer life.
Ah. Edara mami o, eyin serafu l'orun. Edara mami, eyin kerubu l'orun. Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. You are not here. You are going to personalize that song. Edara mami o, eyin serafu l'orun. Personalize it. Edara mami o, eyin kerubu l'orun. Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. Edara mami o, eyin serafu l'orun. Somebody's not talking there. Edara mami o, eyin kerubu l'orun. Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. Let your hands touch the hands of someone beside you, just one person. Edara mami o, eyin kerubu l'orun. Somebody sing it. Edara mami o, eyin serafu l'orun, eyin serafu l'orun. Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. Ah! Ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. In the place of prayer from tonight, Who is here? Who is here? Who is here? Who is here? From tonight, Now listen and I want you to say loud amen to it. From tonight, you will no longer run your prayer life, you will stretch again in the name of Jesus. Amen. Ah, there is an exchange of strength now. Yes. An exchange of strength. Is strength is becoming your strength. Is strength is becoming your strength. Hey. Ah ah. Thank you, Father. In Jesus name, we have prayed. Amen. We are going to sing that song one more time. Ah, edara mami o, Are you still holding that person? Hold that person and sing Edara mami o. Edara mami o, eyin serafu l'orun. Ewa fara k'ami o, ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye. Ah, ewa fara k'ami o, eyin edalaye.