A Ordem é pra Machar

The song 'A Ordem é pra Marchar' by Ministério de Louvor Labareda de Fogo is a powerful anthem of faith and perseverance. The lyrics, written by Pra. Graça Martins, draw heavily on biblical imagery, particularly the story of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt. The repeated call to 'march' serves as a metaphor for moving forward in faith, despite obstacles and fears. The reference to Pharaoh and his army symbolizes the challenges and adversaries that believers face, while the assurance that 'the Lord will defeat them' reinforces the message of divine intervention and protection.

The song emphasizes the importance of prayer and trust in God's power. The lines 'Clama ó igreja que Deus te ouvirá' (Cry out, oh church, for God will hear you) encourage the congregation to seek God's help and guidance. The imagery of lifting a rod and stretching out hands, reminiscent of Moses parting the Red Sea, signifies the act of faith required to witness God's miracles. The promise that 'the sea will open, and you will cross' is a powerful assurance of victory and deliverance.

'A Ordem é pra Marchar' also highlights the omnipotence of God. The lyrics declare that 'only the Lord is God' and that His power is unmatched. The song reassures believers that no obstacle, whether it be a sea, Pharaoh, or storm, can stand in the way of God's will. The call to 'sing, oh church' celebrates God's victories and power, creating a sense of communal worship and shared faith. The spoken part at the end reinforces the message of divine glory and victory, urging the congregation to receive God's blessings and proclaim His sovereignty.