Efatá

In 'Efatá,' Telma Lee delivers a powerful testament to her unwavering faith and devotion to God. The song's title, 'Efatá,' is derived from the Aramaic word meaning 'be opened,' which is a direct reference to a biblical miracle performed by Jesus. This sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing the opening of one's heart and soul to divine guidance and love. Telma Lee's lyrics are a heartfelt declaration of her commitment to God, despite facing judgment and criticism from others.

The song's verses delve into the challenges and criticisms Telma faces for her faith. She acknowledges being maligned and judged for speaking about God, yet she remains steadfast in her devotion. The repetition of 'Jeová, Deus da minha vida' (Jehovah, God of my life) underscores her deep personal connection with God, who she believes loves her unconditionally. This unwavering faith is a source of strength for her, allowing her to rise above the negativity and remain true to her spiritual path.

Telma Lee also addresses the temptations and distractions of the world, recognizing that there are many reasons to stray from her faith. However, she resolutely declares that she will not be swayed by the desires of the flesh or the intrigues of the world. Her commitment to walking with God 'pra sempre' (forever) is a testament to her spiritual resilience and dedication. The chorus, with its repeated invocation of 'Efatá,' serves as a powerful reminder of the divine justice and promises that guide her life. Through this song, Telma Lee not only reaffirms her faith but also inspires listeners to remain steadfast in their own spiritual journeys, regardless of the challenges they may face.