Ide Segar

The song 'Ide Segar' by Harpa Cristã is a powerful call to action for believers to spread the message of Jesus Christ. The lyrics use the metaphor of harvesting to symbolize the work of evangelism. The fields of ripe wheat represent the world, ready to receive the teachings of Jesus. The repeated phrases 'Ide ceifar, ide segar' (Go reap, go harvest) emphasize the urgency and importance of this mission. The song encourages believers to work diligently every day, speaking only of Jesus and spreading His word far and wide.

The second verse expands on this mission, urging believers to go to various places—valleys, mountains, and seas—to proclaim the message of salvation. The lyrics highlight the inclusivity of the mission, emphasizing that Jesus wants to save everyone, and it is the duty of His followers to seek out the lost and share the good news. The song underscores the idea that this work is not just a suggestion but a command from the Lord, who sends His followers to announce and proclaim His love and salvation.

In the final verse, the song speaks of the fervor and passion with which believers should share the message of Jesus. It mentions the power of the Savior to reach sinners and sufferers, offering hope and redemption. The lyrics also allude to the end times, suggesting that the work of evangelism is urgent because the end is near, and the heavenly trumpet will soon sound. The promise of a reward ('galardão') for those who faithfully carry out this mission serves as a motivating factor, encouraging believers to continue their work with dedication and zeal.