Quem Tem, Tem!

Rejanne's song 'Quem Tem, Tem!' is a powerful anthem of faith and divine assurance. The lyrics draw heavily from Christian teachings, particularly the words of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of valuing and safeguarding what one has been given by God. The song opens with a reference to a biblical principle: those who cherish and take care of their blessings will receive even more, while those who neglect them will lose what they have. This sets the tone for a message of gratitude, responsibility, and trust in divine providence.

The recurring theme in the song is the idea that what is given by God is protected and cannot be taken away by any earthly force. Rejanne reassures listeners that their victories and blessings are secure because they come from a higher power, specifically from Jehovah (Jeová). This is a source of comfort and strength, especially in the face of envy and adversity. The song acknowledges that those who lack blessings may feel jealousy and may even attempt to harm or steal from those who are blessed. However, it firmly states that such attempts will be futile because divine protection is invincible.

The song also includes a historical and biblical reference to the story of Haman and Mordecai from the Book of Esther. Haman's plot to destroy Mordecai is thwarted by divine intervention, illustrating that God's promises and blessings are unassailable. This story serves as a powerful metaphor for the song's message: no matter the challenges or threats, what is divinely ordained will prevail. The repetition of the phrase 'Quem mandou tua vitória foi Jeová' (Who sent your victory was Jehovah) reinforces the idea that ultimate victory and success come from a divine source, encouraging listeners to have faith and remain steadfast in their beliefs.