Sara-me

Fernandinho's song 'Sara-me' is a powerful expression of faith and the healing power of Jesus Christ. The lyrics draw a direct connection between the biblical Jesus who performed miracles in Jerusalem, Judea, and Jericho, and the same Jesus who is believed to be present and active in the lives of believers today. This connection serves to remind listeners that the divine power and compassion of Jesus are timeless and ever-present.

The chorus, 'Sara-me, cura-me,' which translates to 'Heal me, cure me,' is a heartfelt plea for divine intervention. The reference to Bartimaeus, a blind man healed by Jesus in the Bible, underscores the theme of faith and the desire for spiritual and physical healing. By invoking the story of Bartimaeus, Fernandinho emphasizes the importance of faith and the belief that Jesus can still perform miracles today. The repetition of the phrase 'Basta uma palavra que saia do teu trono de amor' ('Just one word from your throne of love') highlights the power of Jesus' words and the deep trust the singer places in Him.

The song also includes a direct quote from the Bible: 'Toma teu leito e anda, a tua fé te salvou' ('Take up your bed and walk, your faith has saved you'). This quote reinforces the message that faith is a crucial element in receiving healing and salvation. Fernandinho's musical style, which often blends contemporary worship with traditional gospel elements, enhances the emotional and spiritual impact of the song, making it a moving experience for listeners seeking comfort and reassurance in their faith.