Jerusalém Que Bonita És (pout-pourri)

The song "Jerusalém Que Bonita És (pout-pourri)" by Corinhos Evangélicos is a medley of evangelical hymns that express deep religious conviction and anticipation for the second coming of Jesus Christ. The lyrics convey a sense of empowerment and spiritual renewal among the faithful, who are depicted as a people raised by God, filled with power, and actively proclaiming the imminent return of Jesus. The repeated lines emphasize the transformative nature of their faith, which includes baptism, renewal, speaking in tongues, and the ability to cast out demons in the name of Jesus.

The metaphor of a boat navigating the sea with Jesus as the captain illustrates the Christian journey through life, guided by faith in Christ. The sailors on this boat, representing the believers, testify to the cleansing and redemption of their hearts. This imagery is powerful in conveying the idea of a communal voyage towards salvation, with Jesus at the helm providing direction and purpose. The call for the Holy Spirit to come and take control of the believer's being further underscores the desire for divine guidance and presence in one's life.

The song culminates with a vision of Jerusalem, symbolizing the heavenly city described in the Book of Revelation with streets of gold and precious stones. This portrayal of Jerusalem serves as a metaphor for the ultimate reward and eternal home for the faithful. The exhortation to 'rise and shine' because the Lord's glory is upon the believers is a call to live a life that reflects God's light and to remain hopeful for the glory that awaits in the afterlife. The repetition of these lines serves to reinforce the message of hope and the promise of divine radiance upon those who believe.