Quem Tem, Tem

Lívia Ellen's song 'Quem Tem, Tem' is a powerful testament to faith and divine providence. The lyrics draw heavily from Christian teachings, particularly the words of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of valuing and safeguarding what one has been given. The song opens with a reference to a biblical principle: those who cherish their blessings will receive even more, while those who neglect them will lose what they have. This sets the tone for a message of gratitude and responsibility towards one's gifts and blessings.

The song further explores the idea that what is given by God is protected by divine power. Lívia Ellen reassures listeners that no earthly force—be it demonic, infernal, or human—can take away what God has bestowed upon them. This is a profound statement of faith, suggesting that divine promises are unbreakable and that believers should remain patient and trust in God's timing. The lyrics also touch on the theme of envy, highlighting how those who lack blessings may seek to harm those who are blessed. However, the song reassures that such attempts will ultimately fail because of God's protection.

A significant part of the song references the biblical story of Haman and Mordecai from the Book of Esther. Haman's plot to destroy Mordecai is thwarted by divine intervention, leading to Haman's downfall and Mordecai's elevation. This story serves as a powerful metaphor for the song's message: God's justice prevails, and His promises are fulfilled. The repetition of the phrase 'é teu, foi Deus quem te deu' (it's yours, God gave it to you) reinforces the idea that divine gifts are irrevocable and should be cherished with faith and gratitude.