Verei Jesus - 1989

Shirley Carvalhaes Shirley Carvalhaes

A Heavenly Promise: The Hope and Faith in 'Verei Jesus - 1989'

Shirley Carvalhaes' song 'Verei Jesus - 1989' is a heartfelt expression of Christian faith and the hope of eternal life in heaven. The lyrics reflect a deep belief in the promise of a better existence beyond the struggles and suffering of earthly life. The song opens with a recognition of the hardships faced on Earth, but quickly reassures that such suffering will not enter heaven, a place depicted as filled with love and complete joy.

The chorus emphasizes the celestial vision of heaven, where angels and cherubim are constantly singing, and the ultimate reward is seeing Jesus. This imagery is a powerful representation of the Christian belief in eternal life and the joy that awaits believers. The repetition of the line 'Verei Jesus também' (I will see Jesus too) reinforces the anticipation and certainty of this divine encounter.

The song also references the teachings of the Apostle Paul and the Bible, which provide explanations and guidance for enduring earthly afflictions. The call to obedience and courage is a central theme, encouraging believers to remain steadfast in their faith. The assurance that Jesus' promises will be fulfilled and that all saved souls will ascend with Him offers a message of hope and perseverance. Carvalhaes' delivery of these lyrics, combined with the uplifting melody, creates a powerful and inspiring anthem for Christians looking forward to the promise of heaven.

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  1. Vaso Quebrado
  2. Ele É Jeová
  3. Situações
  4. Desapareceu Um Povo
  5. Veja, Está Perto
  6. Varões Galileus
  7. Cenário de Vitória
  8. Quando Ele Chega
  9. Coração Chorando
  10. De Joelho
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