La Verdadera Iglesia (La Ultima Parte Extendida)

The song 'La Verdadera Iglesia (La Ultima Parte Extendida)' by La Cuarta Tribu is a profound expression of Christian worship and the longing for a pure church as envisioned in Christian theology. The lyrics are a mix of praise and a deep yearning for spiritual authenticity, reflecting the desire for a church that is without blemish, as it is believed to be the ideal when Jesus returns. The repeated use of 'Aleluya' and 'Hossana en las alturas' underscores the worshipful tone, while 'Sí, señor amén' affirms the singer's agreement with the divine attributes and actions ascribed to God.

The song also incorporates various names of God found in the Bible, such as Yeshua (Jesus), Jehová (Yahweh), and El Shadai, among others. These names are used to express different aspects of God's character and his works. The reference to Jesus as the 'León de la tribu de Juda' (Lion of the Tribe of Judah) is a direct allusion to the Book of Revelation, symbolizing Jesus' authority and kingship. The artist emphasizes the power of Jesus' name, suggesting that no earthly power can stand against it.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more personal reflection, acknowledging that mere songs and words cannot fully capture the essence of Jesus. The lyrics mention the Bible as the 'book most sold' that has ever existed on the planet, highlighting its significance and the belief that it contains the perfect definition of who Jesus is. The song concludes with the assurance that where two or three are gathered in Jesus' name, he is present among them, a promise taken from the New Testament. This song is a declaration of faith, a call to unity in worship, and a reminder of the power and presence of Jesus in the lives of believers.