O Seu Amor Por Mim / Tu Me Amas / Eu Não Sou Mais Escravo do Medo (medley)

Marcos Rodrigues' medley, 'O Seu Amor Por Mim / Tu Me Amas / Eu Não Sou Mais Escravo do Medo,' is a profound exploration of faith, divine love, and personal transformation. The lyrics convey a deep sense of gratitude and reliance on God's unwavering love and support. The song begins by acknowledging the transformative power of divine love, which has brought the singer through difficult times, providing strength and rest in moments of exhaustion and despair. The imagery of 'pastos verdes' (green pastures) evokes a sense of peace and renewal, reminiscent of Psalm 23, where God is depicted as a shepherd who provides and cares for His flock.

The medley continues with a declaration of God's unwavering love and commitment. The repetition of 'Tu me amas, eu sei' (You love me, I know) emphasizes the certainty and comfort found in this divine relationship. This section highlights the personal and intimate connection between the believer and God, reinforcing the idea that God's love is steadfast and unyielding, even when human strength falters.

The final part of the medley, 'Eu Não Sou Mais Escravo do Medo' (I Am No Longer a Slave to Fear), is a powerful affirmation of freedom and identity in God. The lyrics speak of liberation from fear and the embrace of a new identity as a child of God. The reference to the parting of the Red Sea symbolizes a miraculous deliverance and the beginning of a new journey. The song concludes with a series of praises, acknowledging God's eternal nature and worthiness of worship. The repeated 'Amém' (Amen) signifies agreement and affirmation, bringing the medley to a reverent and worshipful close.