Isaías 6

In 'Isaías 6,' Morada crafts a vivid and reverent depiction of a divine encounter, drawing inspiration from the biblical passage Isaiah 6. The song opens with a powerful image of the Lord seated on a high and exalted throne, with the hem of His robe filling the temple. This imagery sets the stage for a celestial scene where angels, with their wings covering their faces and feet, sing praises to the Lord, declaring His holiness. The repetition of 'Santo é Você' (Holy are You) emphasizes the sacredness and majesty of God, creating an atmosphere of worship and awe.

The chorus of the song expresses a deep yearning for God's presence to fill the earth and every home, symbolized by the imagery of His glory and smoke. This desire for a tangible experience of the divine is further highlighted by the plea for the eyes to always see the 'Rei da Glória' (King of Glory), acknowledging God as the Lord of Lords and Eternal God. The lyrics convey a longing for a personal and transformative encounter with the divine, where the singer wishes to be shaped by God's power and presence, much like being molded by fire and moved by a mighty wind.

The song also includes a personal prayer for guidance and direction, asking to be led to God's presence and to join the angels in singing a song of love. This intimate desire for connection with the divine is a central theme, reflecting a deep spiritual hunger and devotion. The repeated invocation for the 'amado Rei' (beloved King) to take His place signifies a surrender to God's sovereignty and a collective yearning for His presence. 'Isaías 6' by Morada is a profound expression of worship, capturing the awe-inspiring vision of God's holiness and the heartfelt desire for His presence to permeate every aspect of life.