Vai Ser Só Glória

Vanilda Bordieri's song "Vai Ser Só Glória" is a powerful and uplifting anthem that envisions the ultimate triumph and joy of believers when they reach heaven. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a special day, preordained in God's plans, where the saved and angels will unite in a grand celebration. This day is marked by the church entering Jerusalem, singing the hymn of victory, leaving behind all sadness and embracing a day of glory and praise.

The song emphasizes the joy and honor of being in the presence of the Lord. It describes a heavenly banquet where the saved will sit beside the Lord, who will personally serve them. This imagery highlights the intimate and personal relationship between the believers and God. The lyrics also reference biblical promises, such as the revelation of things that eyes have not seen and ears have not heard, underscoring the divine mysteries that will be unveiled on this glorious day.

"Vai Ser Só Glória" also speaks of receiving a crown from the Lord's hands and walking through the beautiful streets of Jerusalem, forever in the presence of Jesus. The repeated phrase "Vai ser só glória" (It will be only glory) reinforces the overwhelming sense of joy, worship, and eternal triumph that awaits believers. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of eternal adoration and praise, celebrating the promise of a heavenly city where God's face will be seen and His glory will be eternally exalted.