O Dia do Triunfo de Jesus

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Awaiting the Glorious Return: The Triumph of Jesus in Song

The song "O Dia do Triunfo de Jesus" by Harpa Cristã is a hymn that celebrates the anticipated second coming of Jesus Christ, a fundamental belief in Christian eschatology. The lyrics express a deep longing for the day when Jesus will return to Earth to reign triumphantly. The repeated phrase "Quando, enfim, chegar o dia" (When, at last, the day arrives) underscores the sense of hopeful expectation for this divine event.

The hymn also touches on the themes of resurrection and redemption, as it mentions the dead hearing Christ's voice and rising from their graves. This imagery is drawn from Christian teachings about the end times, where the faithful believe they will be reunited with Christ. The singer expresses a personal commitment to being present on that day, attributing their ability to be there to the grace of Jesus, which highlights the Christian concept of salvation being a gift rather than something earned.

Lastly, the song reflects on the earthly rejection and suffering of Jesus, contrasting it with the glory of His eventual triumph. The singer acknowledges their own unworthiness and the reliance on Jesus' sacrifice on the cross for salvation. This humility and recognition of Jesus' grace are central to the message of the hymn, which is ultimately about the hope and assurance found in Christ's promised return and victory over death.

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  2. Cristo, Meu Vero Amigo
  3. A Formosa Jerusalém
  4. Ressuscitou
  5. O Fim Vem, Cuidado
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  7. Vencendo Vem Jesus
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  10. Abandona Este Mundo de Horror
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