"Each of you drink from it, for this is my blood, which seals the covenant between God and his people. It is poured out to forgive the sins of many" (Matthew 26:27-28).

From Christ's crucifixion to the communion sacrament, the power in the blood of Jesus prevails over any iniquity, transgression, sin, disease and curses. Today we celebrate that blood of Jesus, we bring this song to you with a hope and belief that when you listen to it, the wonderful power in the blood of Jesus start working in your every dead and cursed situation and bring them back to life.

Sung by, Melchiz Spurgeon & Mahima Evangeline
Original songwriter - Pr. Raj Prakash Paul

Musicians credits :
Music Produced and arrangements - Derrick Paul @Quench sound studios
Keyboard programming - Derrick Paul
Flutes - Kamalakar
Flutes recorded at 20DB by Avinash sathish
Live percussions - Derick Azernoil and Karthick Vamsi
Rhythm programming - Derrick Paul
Vocals recorded @ Berachah Studios by David selvam
Live percussions recorded at Berachah Studios by David selvam
Music Co-ordinater - Ramanaathan
Mix&Master: David selvam
Translated by, N Samuel
Lyric Video - Godson Joshua‪@SyngMedia‬
Special thanks to,
‪@ACAKolathurMinistries‬ | Pr.K. Daniel | Sarah Daniel |
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Yesu rathame
Jeyamae jeyamae dhan
Siluvai rathamae
Jeyamae jeyamae dhan

Chorus:

Dhairiyathal veerathal nirapiduvarae
Avarukai nee nindral
Vetri unnakae

Stanza:
1. Paaviku pugalidam yesu rathamae
Ratchipin madhil aagumae
Asutha aaviyai virati thurathidum
Pattaiyam Yesu rathamae-2

Sathuru nirpadhilai virothi yarumillai
Endha aayudhamum un meedhu vaipathillai

Saathanai avar norukinar
Avan thalaiyai avar nasukinar
Raja singamai mega meedhilae
Niyayam theerkavarum
- Rajavae yesu dhan

2.
Belaveenarukum belamana Dhurugam
Ratchipu yesu rathamae
Vyadhi vedhanaiku vidudhalai thandhidum
Sugamae yesu rathamae-2

Amadhiku adithalam nam yesu ratham
Needhiyin kavasam parisutharin ratham

Maranathai jeyitha rathamae
Badhalam vendra rathamae
Naragathai avar katiyae jeyathin adhipathi
⁃ Rajavae yesu dhan