Yeshu ka Darbar lyrics in hindi and english

Yeshu ka darbar lyrics in Hindi and English


यीशु का दरबार रे in Hindi 

यीशु का दरबार रे,
हमें प्यारा लगत है (2)
प्यारा लगत है, दुलारा लगत है (2)
पद 1:
तेरे दरबार मसीह, कौन-कौन है आवे (2)
धर्म के भूखे गुनहगार रे, हमें प्यारा लगत है (2)
पद 2:
तेरे दरबार मसीह, कौन-कौन है बैठे (2)
पंडित मूर्ख गँवार रे, हमें प्यारा लगत है (2)
पद 3:
तेरे दरबार मसीह, क्या-क्या है मिलता (2)
मुक्ति, शान्ति अपार रे, हमें प्यारा लगत है (2)
पद 4:
तेरे दरबार मसीह, हम सब है आये (2)
सुन ले प्रभु जी पुकार रे, हमें प्यारा लगत है (2)


Yeshu Ka Darbaar in English


Yeshu ka darbaar re,
humein pyaara lagat hai (2)
Pyaara lagat hai, dulaara lagat hai (2)

Verse 1:
Tere darbaar Masih, kaun-kaun hai aave (2)
Dharm ke bhookhe gunahgaar re, humein pyaara lagat hai (2)
Verse 2:
Tere darbaar Masih, kaun-kaun hai baithe (2)
Pandit moorkh gawaar re, humein pyaara lagat hai (2)
Verse 3:
Tere darbaar Masih, kya-kya hai milta (2)
Mukti, shaanti apaar re, humein pyaara lagat hai (2)
Verse 4:
Tere darbaar Masih, hum sab hai aaye (2)
Sun le Prabhu ji pukaar re, humein pyaara lagat hai (2)


Yeshu Ka Darbar Song Explained 


This song, "Yeshu Ka Darbaar Re", is a beautiful Christian hymn that celebrates the unconditional love, inclusivity, and peace found in the presence (or "court") of Jesus Christ.

Here is a breakdown of the song’s meaning:

The Main Theme (Chorus)

The singer expresses deep joy and affection for the "Darbaar" (court or presence) of Jesus. By calling it Pyaara (lovely) and Dulaara (dear/precious), the lyrics suggest that God's presence feels like a safe, loving home where one feels cherished.

Sectional Meaning

1. Acceptance of the Broken (Verse 1)

  • "Dharm ke bhookhe gunahgaar": This highlights that Jesus’ door is open to those who are "hungry for righteousness" and even to those who are "sinners." It teaches that you don’t have to be perfect to come to Him; you only need a sincere heart that longs for truth.

2. Radical Equality (Verse 2)

  • "Pandit moorkh gawaar": This is a powerful statement on equality. In this court, the Pandit (learned scholar) and the Moorkh/Gawaar (uneducated or simpleton) sit together. It means that worldly status, education, or intelligence do not matter to God. He values everyone equally.

3. Divine Gifts (Verse 3)

  • "Mukti, Shaanti Apaar": This verse explains what a person receives in His presence.

    • Mukti (Salvation/Liberation): Freedom from the cycle of sin and burden.

    • Shaanti Apaar (Infinite Peace): A deep, spiritual peace that the world cannot provide.

4. A Humble Prayer (Verse 4)

  • "Sun le Prabhu ji pukaar": The song ends with a collective plea. The devotees have gathered together and are asking the Lord to listen to their cries/prayers. It shows a sense of community and total dependence on God’s grace.

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