Deus É Quem Faz

Helo Abreu's song 'Deus É Quem Faz' is a powerful testament to the belief in divine intervention and the omnipotence of God. The lyrics emphasize that while humans can make efforts and take actions, it is ultimately God who performs miracles and brings about significant changes. This theme is evident in lines like 'Você pode até tocar o mar, mas quem o abre é Deus' (You can even touch the sea, but who opens it is God) and 'Pode as muralhas rodear, mas quem derruba é Deus' (You can surround the walls, but who knocks them down is God). These metaphors highlight the idea that human efforts are limited without divine assistance.

The song repeatedly asserts that God is the source of all miracles, blessings, and healing. The refrain 'Se acontece o milagre, Deus é quem faz' (If a miracle happens, God is the one who does it) reinforces this belief. The lyrics also suggest that God's actions are beyond human understanding and scientific explanation, as seen in 'Ele vai muito além da ciência quebra os paradigmas' (He goes far beyond science, breaks paradigms). This line underscores the notion that divine intervention transcends the natural laws and logic that govern the human world.

'God is the one who does it' is a recurring phrase that encapsulates the song's central message. The lyrics convey a sense of hope and reassurance, suggesting that no matter how dire the situation, God has the power to change it. This is particularly evident in lines like 'Ele abre uma porta onde não tem saída' (He opens a door where there is no way out) and 'Deus é quem faz quem estava morto voltar a ter vida' (God is the one who makes the dead come back to life). These lines offer comfort to listeners, reminding them of the boundless possibilities that faith in God can bring.