Toca Nas Águas

Lauriete's song 'Toca Nas Águas' is a powerful anthem of faith and divine intervention. The lyrics draw inspiration from the biblical story of Moses parting the Red Sea, a moment of profound faith and miraculous deliverance. Moses, facing an insurmountable obstacle with the Egyptian army behind and the Red Sea ahead, is instructed by God to touch the waters with his staff. This act of faith leads to the miraculous parting of the sea, allowing the Israelites to escape. The song uses this story as a metaphor for overcoming life's challenges through faith in Jesus.

The recurring refrain 'Toca nas águas' (Touch the waters) serves as a call to action for believers, encouraging them to take a step of faith in the face of their own 'Red Seas.' Lauriete emphasizes that through faith in Jesus, miracles can happen, obstacles can be overcome, and victories can be achieved. The song reassures listeners that no matter how dire the situation, divine intervention is possible if one believes and acts in faith.

The lyrics also highlight the transformative power of faith, with lines like 'Em nome de Jesus, o cego vê' (In the name of Jesus, the blind see) and 'Em nome de Jesus, muralhas vão cair' (In the name of Jesus, walls will fall). These declarations reinforce the belief that faith in Jesus can bring about miraculous changes in one's life. The song is not just a retelling of a biblical story but a motivational message for contemporary believers, urging them to trust in divine power and expect miracles in their lives.