Desejado Das Nações

“Desejado Das Nações” by Comunidade Católica Colo de Deus is a deeply spiritual song that expresses a profound longing for the presence of the divine. The lyrics are a heartfelt plea for the arrival of Jesus, referred to as the “Desired of the Nations.” The repetition of the phrase “Maranatha, vem” (which means “Come, Lord” in Aramaic) underscores the urgency and fervor of this plea. The song creates an atmosphere of anticipation and preparation, as the singer mentions having prepared everything—table, bread, and wine—symbolizing readiness to receive the divine presence.

The song also reflects a deep sense of faith and trust in God's plan. The repeated line “Todas as coisas cooperam pro bem daqueles que Te amam” (All things work together for the good of those who love You) is a direct reference to Romans 8:28 from the Bible. This line reassures believers that despite the challenges they may face, everything will ultimately work out for their good because of their love for God. This message of hope and trust is central to the song's theme.

Furthermore, the song speaks to the universal longing for divine connection. The phrase “Toda criação tem saudade” (All creation is homesick) suggests that this yearning is not just a human experience but a cosmic one. The imagery of the divine presence making the earth tremble highlights the transformative power of this anticipated arrival. The song invites listeners to open their hearts and lives to this divine presence, asking for it to “come dwell in me.” This personal invitation makes the song not just a communal prayer but an intimate, individual plea for spiritual fulfillment.