Se Tu Crê Eu Faço (feat. Eliã Oliveira)

Rebeca Eloyse's song 'Se Tu Crê Eu Faço' is a powerful narrative that draws from the biblical story of Lazarus, emphasizing themes of faith, hope, and divine intervention. The lyrics recount the urgent plea to Jesus to save Lazarus, who is gravely ill. Despite the desperate situation and the apparent delay of Jesus, the song underscores the importance of unwavering faith. The repeated calls to 'run and tell Jesus' highlight the urgency and desperation felt by Lazarus's sisters, Martha and Mary, as they face the impending death of their brother.

As the story progresses, the lyrics capture the sorrow and confusion of Martha and Mary when Jesus does not arrive in time to prevent Lazarus's death. Their lamentations and questions reflect a deep sense of abandonment and despair. However, the turning point comes with Jesus's arrival, bringing hope and life. His command to remove the stone from Lazarus's tomb symbolizes the removal of doubt and the power of belief. The song's refrain, 'Se tu crê Eu faço' (If you believe, I will do it), reinforces the message that faith can lead to miraculous outcomes.

The song's climax is a declaration of Jesus's power to bring life and joy where there was once death and sorrow. The repeated assurances that Jesus has arrived to bring answers and remove obstacles serve as a reminder of the transformative power of faith. Rebeca Eloyse's emotive delivery and the song's lyrical content create a compelling narrative that encourages listeners to trust in divine timing and intervention, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.