7 trombetas dupla

Rayssa Nunes' song '7 trombetas dupla' delves into the apocalyptic imagery found in the Book of Revelation in the Bible. The lyrics vividly describe the catastrophic events that will unfold when the seven trumpets are sounded by angels, each bringing a new wave of destruction upon the world. The song opens with a mixture of blood and fire, symbolizing the chaos and devastation that will consume a third of the world. The singer expresses a desire to be far from these events, longing to be in heaven when the first trumpet sounds and a massive meteor crashes into the sea.

As the song progresses, each subsequent trumpet brings more calamity. The second trumpet leads to further destruction, while the third causes a great star to fall from the sky, poisoning the waters and leading to widespread death. The fourth trumpet darkens the sun and moon, turning day into night and night into day. Throughout these verses, the singer reiterates their wish to be in the glory of Jesus, away from the horrors on Earth.

The fifth and sixth trumpets introduce even more terrifying scenarios. The fifth trumpet opens the gates of hell, releasing evil to torment those who were not faithful to God. The sixth trumpet unleashes two hundred million infernal angels, who kill a third of the population. The song culminates with the seventh trumpet, which heralds the eternal reign of Jesus Christ and the worship of God by the twenty-four elders in heaven. The recurring theme is the singer's determination to remain faithful and holy, to avoid the apocalyptic fate and be united with Jesus. This song is a powerful reminder of the importance of faith and the hope of salvation in the face of impending doom.