Toda Terra

Gabriela Rocha's song 'Toda Terra' is a powerful expression of worship and exaltation to God, centered on the biblical promise that God's glory will fill the whole earth. The lyrics make direct reference to biblical passages such as Habakkuk 2:14, which says: 'For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea'. This promise is a central theme in the song, which calls for the manifestation of divine glory in every corner of the world.

The repetition of the phrase 'The whole earth will be filled with the knowledge of God's glory' reinforces the idea that God's presence is universal and inescapable. The song also highlights the importance of unity among God's elect, mentioning that 'where there are two or three together in my name, there I will be', a reference to Matthew 18:20. This passage underlines the importance of communion and collective worship, suggesting that God's presence is especially manifest when believers gather in his name.

In addition, the song evokes images of heavenly worship, such as 'We are joining the earth with the angels' and 'We are entering the Throne Room'. These lines suggest a connection between earthly and heavenly worship, creating a vision of a unified service that transcends time and space. The repetition of 'Hallelujah' throughout the song serves as a chorus of praise, uniting worshippers in a common expression of reverence and gratitude to God. The song ends with a call to contemplate the beauty and grandeur of God, encouraging listeners to give themselves completely to worship and the divine presence, that being God's only request: that we surrender our hearts to Him.