Aleluia (Quem Muito Foi Perdoado)

Alessandro Vilas Boas Alessandro Vilas Boas

A Hymn of Redemption and Divine Love

Aleluia (Quem Muito Foi Perdoado) by Alessandro Vilas Boas is a deeply spiritual song that explores themes of forgiveness, redemption, and divine love. The lyrics are a heartfelt expression of gratitude towards Jesus, who is portrayed as the source of ultimate salvation and transformation. The song begins by acknowledging the immense love of God, who has rescued the singer from darkness and provided spiritual nourishment through Jesus, referred to as the 'water that quenches' and the 'bread from heaven.' This metaphorical language emphasizes the life-changing impact of Jesus on the singer's life.

The recurring chorus, 'Ale, aleluia,' is a jubilant declaration of being forgiven and loved by Jesus. This repetition not only reinforces the central message of the song but also invites listeners to join in the celebration of divine grace. The phrase 'fui perdoado' (I was forgiven) is a powerful testament to the transformative power of forgiveness, suggesting that those who have experienced profound forgiveness are capable of deep love in return. This idea is encapsulated in the line, 'Quem muito foi perdoado, muito ama' (He who has been forgiven much, loves much), which is a direct reference to a biblical teaching.

The song also paints a vivid picture of Jesus' eyes as 'precious stones,' symbolizing purity, value, and an unwavering gaze of love and acceptance. This imagery creates a sense of intimacy and personal connection with the divine. The desire to see Jesus' eyes 'like flames' further underscores a longing for a deeper spiritual encounter. Overall, the song is a moving tribute to the redemptive power of Jesus' love and the profound impact of divine forgiveness on the human heart.

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