தீங்கை காணாதிருப்பாய் | Theengai Kanathirupai En MP3 Chords

Song Details
Song Name: Theengai Kanathirupai En Magane (தீங்கை காணாதிருப்பாய்)
Singer: Balaji
Lyrics & Tune: Bro. Mohan C Lazarus
Album/Series: Jesus Redeems Ministries
Released On: 31 Dec 2022
Category: Tamil Christian Folk Gospel Songs
Theme: Spiritual Growth / Fruitful Christian Life / God’s Blessings / Christian Living / Encouragement
Language: Tamil

Theengai Kanathiruppai En Magane is a well-known Tamil Christian folk gospel song written and sung by Bro. Mohan C Lazarus from the “Jesus Redeems Ministries“. Using the simple and familiar image of a coconut tree, the song teaches important spiritual lessons about growth, maturity, fruitfulness, and usefulness in God’s Kingdom. Through engaging folk-style lyrics, the songwriter encourages believers to remain rooted in God, grow in faith, and become a blessing to others.

The song is widely appreciated for its creative use of everyday village imagery to communicate biblical truths in a memorable and practical way.

Theengai Kanathirupai Lyrics in Tamil

தீங்கை காணாதிருப்பாய் – 4
என் மகனே என் மகளே – இனி – 2
தீங்கை காணாதிருப்பாய் – 4

அல்லேலுயா அல்லேலுயா என்றே பாடிடு
இயேசு என்ற நாமத்தை துதித்துப் பாடிடு – உன்
தீமைகள் நன்மையாய் மாறிடும் – 2
– தீங்கை

1. தீமைகள் தேசத்தில் பெருகிடும் – 2
வறுமைகள் வியாதிகள் தாக்கிடும் – 2
வல்லவர் இயேசுவின் கரங்களே – 2
(உன்) தீமையை விலக்கியே காத்திடுமே – 2
– தீங்கை

2. பொல்லாத மனிதர்கள் எழும்பிடுவார் – 2
உனக்கு தீமைகள் செய்ய பதிவிருப்பார் – 2
உலகத்தை ஜெயித்த நம் இயேசு – 2
பொல்லாத மனிதரைக் கலங்கடிப்பார் – 2
– தீங்கை

3. எதிராக சாத்தான் எழும்பிடுவான் – 2
உனக்கு தீங்கு செய்ய எத்தனிப்பான் – 2
சாத்தானின் தலையை மிதித்தவர் – 2
சத்துரு சேனையை சிதறடிப்பார் – 2

Theengai Kanathirupai En Lyrics In English

Theengkai Kaanathiruppaai – 4
En Makanae En Makalae – Ini – 2
Theengkai Kanathiruppai – 4

Allaeluyaa Allaeluyaa Entrae Paditu
Yesu Entra Naamaththai Thuthithu Paaditu – Un
Thimaikal Nanmaiyaai Maritum – 2
– Theengkai

1. Thimaikal Thaesaththil Perukitum – 2
Varumaikal Viyaathikal Thaakkitum – 2
Vallavar Yesuvin Karangkalae – 2
(Un) Thimaiyai Vilakkiyae Kaththitumae – 2
– Theengkai

2. Pollaatha Manitharkal Ezhumpituvaar – 2
Unakku Thimaikal Seiya Pathiviruppaar – 2
Ulakaththai Jeyiththa Nam Yesu – 2
Pollaatha Manitharai Kalangkatippar – 2

3. Ethiraka Saththaan Ezhumpituvaan – 2
Unakku Thingku Seiya Eththanippaan – 2
Saththaanin Thalaiyai Mithiththavar – 2
Saththuru Saenaiyai Sitharatippaar – 2

✨ Song Meaning – Theengai Kanathiruppai En Magane

The song uses the coconut tree as a symbol of a mature and fruitful Christian life. Just as a healthy coconut tree grows tall, remains strong through different seasons, and produces fruit that benefits many people, believers are called to grow spiritually and bear fruit for God’s glory.

The repeated phrase “Theengai Kanathiruppai En Magane” is an encouragement from a spiritual father to his child, urging him to live a fruitful and productive life. The songwriter reminds believers that God does not want them to remain spiritually stagnant but to continually grow in faith, wisdom, obedience, and service.

Another important theme is usefulness. Every part of a coconut tree serves a purpose. Likewise, every believer has a unique calling and purpose in God’s plan. Christians are encouraged to use their gifts, talents, and resources for the benefit of others and the advancement of God’s Kingdom.

The song also highlights the importance of staying firmly rooted in God. Just as a tree requires deep roots to withstand storms, believers need a strong spiritual foundation through prayer, God’s Word, and faithful obedience.

Overall, the song is a practical lesson on spiritual maturity, fruitfulness, service, and becoming a blessing to future generations.

📖 Bible Verse References

Psalm 1:3 – “He shall be like a tree planted by streams of water, yielding fruit in season.”
John 15:5 – “Whoever remains in Me and I in him will bear much fruit.”
Galatians 5:22-23 – The fruit of the Spirit.
Jeremiah 17:7-8 – A tree planted by water that does not fear drought.
Matthew 7:17 – Every good tree bears good fruit.
Colossians 2:6-7 – Rooted and built up in Christ.
Proverbs 11:30 – “The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life.”
Psalm 92:12-14 – The righteous flourish like a palm tree.
Ephesians 2:10 – Created for good works.
2 Peter 3:18 – Grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

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Technician Information:

Lyrics & Executive Producer : Bro. Mohan C Lazarus
Our Sincere Thanks To Rev. Anton Cruz, Royal Kids Prayer Ministry
Cast : Vijay Madhavan S | Singer : Balaji
Artists : Rr Chnadru, Poongodi R, Jessica
Chorus : Shiney, Esther
Back Chorus : Eci Arputhanathar Devalayam, West Mambalam, Chennai
Female Chorus : Jesus Redeems Praise Army

Bass : Sam Joshua | Flute : Britto
Keys : Antony Mesach | Ukulele : Naresh
Rythm : Kirubairaja | Percussions : Abishek
Assist : J Godson Samuel | Rhythm : Kirubairaja
Bass Guitar & Ukulele : Johny Paul
Music, Mix And Master By Sweeton J Paul
Live Percussions : Livingston & Karthik Vamsi
Recorded At 2 Bar Cue, Chennai (live Percussion),
Jesus Redeems Chennai (voice) & Jesus Redeems Audio Studio, Nalumavadi.

Drone : Jegadeesh
Makeup : Ramesh & Fathima
Image Graphics : Prem Kumar
Color Grading : Sb. Francis
Choreography : Godwin George Muller
Production Crew : Jesus Redeems Media
Production Manager : Braveen Kumar
Dop : Joshua Duraipandi & Immanuel Varghese
Song Editing : Sb. Francis & Jebastin Samuel D
Direction : Abraham Harichandran & Jebastin Samuel D
Produced By Jesus Redeems Ministries, Nalumavadi, Tuticorin District

Theengai Kaanaathiruppaai En Maganae Lyrics In Tamil & English

தீங்கை காணாதிருப்பாய் – 4
என் மகனே என் மகளே – இனி – 2
தீங்கை காணாதிருப்பாய் – 4

Theengkai Kaanathiruppaai – 4
En Makanae En Makalae – Ini – 2
Theengkai Kanathiruppai – 4

Allaeluyaa Allaeluyaa Entrae Paditu
Yesu Entra Naamaththai Thuthithu Paaditu – Un
Thimaikal Nanmaiyaai Maritum – 2

Thimaikal Thaesaththil Perukitum – 2
Varumaikal Viyaathikal Thaakkitum – 2
Vallavar Yesuvin Karangkalae – 2
(Un) Thimaiyai Vilakkiyae Kaththitumae – 2

2. பொல்லாத மனிதர்கள் எழும்பிடுவார் – 2
உனக்கு தீமைகள் செய்ய பதிவிருப்பார் – 2
உலகத்தை ஜெயித்த நம் இயேசு – 2
பொல்லாத மனிதரைக் கலங்கடிப்பார் – 2

Pollaatha Manitharkal Ezhumpituvaar – 2
Unakku Thimaikal Seiya Pathiviruppaar – 2
Ulakaththai Jeyiththa Nam Yesu – 2
Pollaatha Manitharai Kalangkatippar – 2

Ethiraka Saththaan Ezhumpituvaan – 2
Unakku Thingku Seiya Eththanippaan – 2
Saththaanin Thalaiyai Mithiththavar – 2

Enhanced Song Description

தீங்கை காணாதிருப்பாய் Lyrics is a meaningful Tamil Christian Folk Gospel Song that uses the familiar image of a coconut tree to teach valuable spiritual lessons about Christian growth and fruitfulness. Through simple village-style lyrics and memorable folk melodies, the song encourages believers to remain rooted in Christ and become productive members of God’s Kingdom.

As a Christian Life Song, Spiritual Growth Song, Blessing Song, Encouragement Song and Faith Song, it inspires Christians to pursue maturity, serve others, and live lives that glorify God. The song’s practical message resonates with believers of all ages and continues to be appreciated in churches, family gatherings, youth programs, and Christian cultural events.

Its combination of biblical truth and relatable everyday imagery makes it one of the most impactful Tamil Christian folk songs on spiritual growth and discipleship.

🙏 When to Sing This Song

Sunday School Programs
Youth Fellowship Meetings
Family Prayer Gatherings
Christian Growth Seminars
Church Anniversary Celebrations
Children’s Ministry Events
Christian Cultural Programs
Discipleship Training Sessions
Village Gospel Meetings
Personal Devotions

✨ Why This Song Is Special

This song is special because it transforms a common element of daily life into a powerful spiritual lesson. The coconut tree becomes a vivid illustration of what God desires for every believer—a life that is rooted, growing, fruitful, and beneficial to others.

Its simple folk style makes profound biblical truths easy to understand and remember. Rather than focusing only on blessings received from God, the song challenges believers to become a blessing to others through spiritual maturity and faithful service.

The song’s unique imagery, practical application, and timeless message continue to make it relevant across generations of Tamil Christians.