Aviva-nos / A Terra Clama (pot-pourri)

In 'Aviva-nos / A Terra Clama (pot-pourri)', PRISCILLA delivers a powerful and evocative plea for spiritual revival and divine intervention. The song's lyrics are a heartfelt invocation for the presence of the Holy Spirit to fill the environment and transform the lives of those present. The repetition of phrases like 'Enche esse ambiente' (Fill this place) and 'Que caia o teu espirito' (Let your spirit fall) underscores the deep yearning for a tangible experience of the divine.

The song references the biblical book of Joel, which speaks of a time when God will pour out His Spirit on all people. This allusion to scripture adds a layer of prophetic expectation, suggesting that the singer and the community are eagerly awaiting a fulfillment of this promise. The call for God to 'Vem fazer o que nenhum homem fez' (Come do what no man has done) and 'Vem fazer o que a história nunca viu' (Come do what history has never seen) highlights a desire for an unprecedented move of God, something beyond human capability and historical precedent.

'A Terra Clama' (The Earth Cries) introduces a broader, almost cosmic dimension to the song. It suggests that the longing for divine intervention is not just a personal or communal desire but a universal one. The imagery of the earth crying out and calling for the heavens to descend evokes a sense of urgency and collective anticipation. This part of the song amplifies the message that the need for spiritual renewal is deeply felt across the world, resonating with a universal human longing for connection with the divine.