Cordeiro que Venceu

“Cordeiro que Venceu” by Poiema Music is a deeply spiritual and worshipful song that exalts the figure of Jesus Christ. The lyrics are a heartfelt expression of admiration and reverence for Jesus, depicted as the most beautiful and good man. The repetition of phrases like “mais belo e bom” (more beautiful and good) emphasizes the singer's awe and the burning passion in their heart, which leads them to sing praises.

The chorus, with its repeated “Hosana” and “Hosana nas alturas” (Hosanna in the highest), is a direct reference to the biblical exclamation used to praise and honor Jesus, especially during his triumphant entry into Jerusalem. This part of the song invites listeners to join in a collective act of worship, lifting their voices in adoration and acknowledging Jesus' divine kingship and glory.

The song continues to describe Jesus as the “Príncipe da paz” (Prince of Peace) and “rico em majestade” (rich in majesty), highlighting his royal and divine attributes. The lyrics “A ti a honra, a ti a glória, a ti o domínio, para sempre amém” (To you be honor, to you be glory, to you be dominion, forever amen) are a declaration of eternal praise and submission to Jesus' authority. The repeated declaration of “Santo é o cordeiro que venceu” (Holy is the lamb who overcame) underscores the central Christian belief in Jesus' victory over sin and death, symbolized by the lamb.

Poiema Music, known for their contemporary Christian worship style, uses this song to create an atmosphere of reverence and deep spiritual connection. The lyrics are rich with biblical references and theological significance, making it a powerful tool for worship and reflection on the nature of Jesus Christ and his role as the victorious lamb.