Unshaken Faith: The Story of Daniel and Divine Protection

The song "Daniel" by Mara Lima is a retelling of the biblical story of Daniel in the lions' den, found in the Book of Daniel in the Old Testament. The lyrics narrate the events leading up to Daniel's miraculous survival after being thrown into a den of lions as a result of his unwavering faith and commitment to prayer. The song emphasizes the power of prayer and God's ability to intervene in seemingly hopeless situations.

The chorus, "Se eu orar, o céu vai mover" (If I pray, heaven will move), encapsulates the central theme of the song: the belief that prayer can invoke divine action and alter circumstances. The repeated assurances, "Calma, Daniel, Eu sou o Senhor" (Calm down, Daniel, I am the Lord), convey a message of comfort and protection, suggesting that faith can bring peace even in the face of danger. The imagery of Daniel using the lion as a pillow and experiencing 'glory and anointing' throughout the night serves as a metaphor for the peace and security that faith in God can provide.

Mara Lima's rendition of this story is not just a recounting of a biblical event but also serves as an inspirational message for listeners to maintain their faith in difficult times. The song encourages believers to trust in God's plan and protection, reinforcing the idea that prayer and faith can lead to divine intervention and miracles. The narrative of Daniel's unwavering faith and the resulting divine protection is a powerful testament to the song's message of hope and resilience.

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  2. Menor dos Menores
  3. Presença de Deus
  4. Minha Outra Metade
  5. Onde Está Você
  6. Santuário
  7. Filho
  8. Capa de Eliseu
  9. Lágrimas
  10. Virou Notícia (feat. Suellen Lima)
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