Até Que Ele Venha / Até Que o Senhor Venha

Déborah Garcia's song "Até Que Ele Venha / Até Que o Senhor Venha" is a profound spiritual anthem that calls for a revival of faith and justice. The lyrics express a deep yearning for the presence of God, questioning what can be done to reignite a spiritual hunger and thirst among people. The song emphasizes the importance of individual willingness to bring about change, suggesting that even one person can make a difference in awakening a nation to spiritual consciousness.

The repeated phrase "Aqui aonde os grandes não tem vez" highlights a theme of humility and the power of the ordinary person in spiritual matters. This line suggests that true spiritual transformation does not depend on the powerful or influential but on those who are humble and willing to enter into a covenant with God. The imagery of "pés descalços" (bare feet) and "coração em chamas" (heart on fire) symbolizes a raw, unpretentious devotion and a burning passion for divine justice.

The song also references biblical figures like prophets and Nazirite, calling for a new generation to rise with zeal for God's honor. This call to action is underscored by the desire for "fogo do zelo de Deus" (the fire of God's zeal) to ignite once more. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and dedication, urging listeners to persist in their spiritual journey "até que Ele venha" (until He comes), reflecting a commitment to prayer, supplication, and living a life devoted to divine principles.