Justo Juez (feat. Alex Zurdo)

In the song "Justo Juez" by Almighty featuring Alex Zurdo, the artists delve into themes of divine justice, redemption, and grace. The lyrics present a powerful metaphor of Jesus Christ as a lawyer who defends the singer against accusations and past sins. This divine advocate is described as a "just judge" who has never lost a case, emphasizing the infallibility and righteousness of Christ's judgment. The repeated phrase "Vete, pero no peques" (Go, but do not sin) echoes the biblical story of Jesus and the adulterous woman, highlighting the message of forgiveness and the call to live a righteous life.

The song also explores the transformative power of faith. The singer acknowledges that faith comes from hearing the word of God, and this faith has brought about a profound change in his life. The accuser, representing the devil or negative forces, constantly reminds him of his past mistakes, but the presence of Jesus as his defender provides solace and strength. The lyrics convey a sense of liberation from past sins and a newfound identity rooted in divine grace. The imagery of Jesus washing away the singer's blood and pausing his suffering underscores the sacrificial love and redemption offered by Christ.

Furthermore, the song emphasizes the importance of not judging others. The line "Porque con la vara que midas serás medido" (For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you) serves as a reminder of the biblical principle of treating others with the same grace and mercy that one has received. This message of compassion and humility is central to the song's theme of divine justice. The collaboration between Almighty and Alex Zurdo, both known for their Christian rap and reggaeton, adds a dynamic and contemporary touch to the timeless message of faith and redemption.