Rumores

The song 'Rumores' by Fátima e Marinete delves into the themes of prophecy, spiritual awakening, and the anticipation of Jesus' return. The lyrics are deeply rooted in Christian eschatology, reflecting on the signs mentioned in the Bible that herald the end times. The song opens with a contemplation of various signs appearing in the sky, on earth, and in the sea, which the Bible predicts. The singer expresses a sense of happiness and confirmation upon witnessing these signs, despite the surrounding malice and sin, indicating a strong faith in the divine plan and the imminent return of Jesus.

The chorus emphasizes the fulfillment of biblical prophecies, mentioning rumors of war and earthquakes as foretold in the scriptures. The repetition of the phrase 'A profecia que a Bíblia encerra diz que Deus não erra' (The prophecy that the Bible contains says that God does not make mistakes) reinforces the belief in the infallibility of God's word and the certainty of these events coming to pass. This part of the song serves as a reminder of the divine accuracy and the unfolding of God's plan, urging listeners to remain vigilant and faithful.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics paint a vivid picture of the current state of the world, highlighting despair, the pursuit of material wealth, widespread hunger, and moral decay. The mention of misery, idolatry, witchcraft, and apprehension underscores the moral and spiritual crises facing humanity. The song concludes with a hopeful note, suggesting that these troubling signs are indicators of the nearing redemption and the return of Christ. 'Rumores' serves as both a warning and a beacon of hope, encouraging believers to stay steadfast in their faith amidst the chaos of the modern world.