Alas de La Ley

Rudy Micelli's song 'Alas de La Ley' is a heartfelt ode to the sanctity and peace found in the observance of the Sabbath. The lyrics express a deep sense of reverence and gratitude for the time spent in communion with God. The opening lines, 'Horas benditas, santas y felices / Son las que paso junto a Ti, mi Dios,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the blessed and joyful hours spent in the presence of the Divine. This establishes a personal and intimate relationship between the singer and God, emphasizing the spiritual fulfillment that comes from this connection.

The song continues to praise God as the 'Maestro amado, Creador Divino,' acknowledging His role as the beloved teacher and divine creator. The reference to the 'Santo Sábado' underscores the importance of the Sabbath as a day of rest and spiritual rejuvenation. By declaring 'Del Santo Sábado Tu eres el Señor,' the lyrics affirm God's dominion over this sacred day, reinforcing the idea that the Sabbath is a time for believers to rest under His protection and love.

The recurring refrain, 'Descansaré, descansaré / Bajo Tus alas benditas,' evokes a powerful image of finding rest and solace under God's blessed wings. This metaphor of divine wings symbolizes protection, comfort, and peace. The repetition of 'Bajo Tu amor la paz sentiré / Paz y alegría infinitas' further emphasizes the boundless peace and joy that come from being enveloped in God's love. The song beautifully captures the essence of the Sabbath as a time for spiritual renewal, offering listeners a reminder of the infinite peace and happiness that can be found in God's presence.