Mezmur Collection: A Sacred Journey Through Ethiopian Orthodox Hymns

This hymn is one of the most well-known Mezmur in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, sung to express devotion and plead for God’s mercy and grace. The lyrics speak of the importance of prayer in the life of a believer, urging the congregation to remain steadfast in faith, even during times of hardship.

A beautiful hymn that emphasizes the importance of love and unity among the believers. It draws from the teachings of Christ, encouraging the faithful to live in harmony with one another, extending love and compassion to all members of the community.

This Mezmur praises the martyrs and saints of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, asking for their intercessions and guidance. It is often sung on special feast days dedicated to saints, such as St. George or St. Tekle Haymanot, and reflects on the deep connection between the living and the saints in heaven.

4. "Gie" (Glory to God)

A hymn of praise, this Mezmur glorifies God’s eternal sovereignty and power. Its lyrics reflect on the greatness of God and the beauty of His creation, and it is sung with great joy and reverence during the Divine Liturgy.

A deeply reflective Mezmur that focuses on God’s mercy and forgiveness. The lyrics ask for God's protection and compassion, especially in times of difficulty and suffering. It is a favorite during times of fasting or penitence.

A Mezmur sung to honor the legacy of Emperor Haile Selassie, who was seen by many as the earthly protector of Ethiopia. This hymn is a powerful reminder of Ethiopia’s history, spirituality, and the monarch's role in protecting the Orthodox faith.

A hymn dedicated to the Father, asking for guidance and support. It is a prayerful Mezmur that brings the worshipper into a deeper understanding of God as a Father who loves, protects, and provides for His children.