Salmos 91

The song "Salmos 91" by Eliã Oliveira is a narrative piece that recounts the biblical story of Rahab, a woman from Jericho who protected two Hebrew spies sent by Joshua. The lyrics describe Rahab's plea for mercy and protection for herself and her family in exchange for her aid. The song then transitions into a declaration of God's promise to protect those who show faith and loyalty, drawing parallels to the protection offered in Psalm 91.

The song uses the story of Rahab as a metaphor for divine protection and deliverance for those who trust in God. It emphasizes the themes of faith, divine intervention, and the rewards of serving God's purpose. The repeated references to the 'fio de escarlate' (scarlet cord) symbolize the covenant between Rahab and the spies, which is also a symbol of salvation and protection. The lyrics suggest that, like Rahab, those who have faith and align themselves with God's will can expect His protection and deliverance from harm.

The chorus and verses that follow reinforce the message of safety and security for the faithful, drawing directly from the promises of Psalm 91. The song assures listeners that no harm will come to them or their loved ones, as God is their shield and fortress. It is a message of hope and reassurance, encouraging believers to maintain their faith even in the face of adversity, with the assurance that God remembers and rewards those who work for Him and place their trust in His protection.