La Trompeta Sonara

Ricardo Rodriguez Ricardo Rodriguez

The Trumpet's Prophetic Call

The song "La Trompeta Sonara" by Ricardo Rodriguez is a vibrant expression of Christian eschatology, which is the part of theology concerned with the final events of history, or the ultimate destiny of humanity, commonly referred to as the end times. The lyrics vividly depict the belief in the second coming of Jesus Christ, a cornerstone of Christian faith, where it is believed that Christ will return to Earth to gather His followers.

The trumpet mentioned in the song symbolizes the announcement of Christ's return, a motif that is often found in biblical scripture, particularly in the New Testament's Book of Revelation. The song's chorus, 'Cristo viene y a los suyos llevara,' which translates to 'Christ is coming and will take His own,' reinforces the message of hope and salvation for believers. The imagery of the soul flying away 'mi alma volara' at the sound of the trumpet further emphasizes the joy and liberation associated with the rapture, where believers are taken up to meet Christ.

The latter part of the song focuses on the steadfastness of the Christian faith, likening it to a building with Christ as its foundation. It speaks to the unchanging nature of the gospel and the strength it provides to believers. The call to proclaim and praise Jesus Christ is clear, urging listeners to spread the word so that others may also come to believe. The song is not just a reminder of the promised return of Christ, but also a call to live in readiness and joyous anticipation.

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  1. Quizás hoy
  2. Vuelve
  3. Queda Cristo
  4. Sigo Cantando
  5. La Oración
  6. ARDIENDO EN FUEGO
  7. Qué Bueno, Llegó La Navidad / Qué Bonito Es / De Cristo Es La Navidad (Medley)
  8. Puedo Imaginarme
  9. La Trompeta Sonara
  10. Empezar de Nuevo
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