Maquillaje

Welcome the weak in faith, but not to argue over opinions
Because one believes they can eat anything; another, who is weak, eats vegetables
Let the one who eats not despise the one who doesn’t, and the one who–

Don’t laugh, it’s just a simple hairstyle
A bun on her head, a straightforward look
No chains, no earrings, no fancy stuff
A shirt up to her neck, a skirt down to her ankles

She doesn’t care if people criticize her
She’s not offended, she feels beautiful
Maybe because of her looks, they label her
As religious, as a legalist

For watching out for her brother, so he doesn’t stumble with his gaze
For covering her body and wearing loose shirts
For not wanting to be a stumbling block
Well, that’s what she thinks, and I believe that pleases God

She doesn’t wear makeup, even if they call her old-fashioned
They don’t understand that it reminds her of her past life
God pulled her out of that place she was in
She removed from her heart what she felt was holding her back

Everyone has their own fight
To be who God wants, not who others want you to be
But we have this wrong idea, what’s good for you
Doesn’t mean it’s good for me
Let the one who doesn’t eat not judge the one who does
And let the one who eats not judge

Be a laugh, wear a beautiful hairstyle
Worthy of admiration without being too flashy
And even if she wears nice clothes
God performed a miracle inside her
That surpasses her eternal beauty

They say it’s in the flesh just by looking at her
It’s in the flesh that you judge her without knowing her
You saw the marks on her legs
Thanks to God, she overcame them and the complex of hiding them
Now she helps other women to overcome it
It’s God’s work, who am I to question it?

Just because she dresses expensive
Just because she wears heels
In the end, that dress will be just a rag for the mop

Her makeup runs down from her tears
God cares more about the heart than the outward appearance, to be exact
What she does, she does to please Him
It’s not that she’s perfect, it’s that God is perfecting her

Everyone has their own fight
To be who God wants, not who others want you to be
But we have this wrong idea, what’s good for you
Doesn’t mean it’s good for me
Let the one who doesn’t eat not judge the one who does
And let the one who eats not judge

All things are indeed clean; but it’s bad for a man to make others stumble with what he eats
It’s good not to eat meat, nor drink wine, nor anything that makes your brother stumble, or be offended, or weakened

Do you have faith? Keep it to yourself before God. Blessed is the one who doesn’t condemn themselves for what they approve
But the one who doubts about what they eat is condemned, because they don’t do it in faith; and everything that doesn’t come from faith is sin.