Rey de Justicia

The song 'Rey de Justicia' by En Espiritu Y En Verdad is a worship song that exalts the characteristics of God as seen through the lens of Christian faith. The title itself, which translates to 'King of Justice,' sets the tone for a song that is about praising the divine attributes of justice, truth, and salvation. The lyrics repeatedly acknowledge God as the sovereign ruler who embodies these virtues, which are central to Christian theology.

The verses of the song express a deep desire to be in the presence of God, referring to 'El monte de Siòn' (Mount Zion), which is a biblical symbol of the holy place where God dwells. The singer's yearning to 'subir' (ascend) to this place and 'habitar' (dwell) with God for eternity reflects the Christian belief in an everlasting life with the divine after death. The song also touches on the theme of redemption, mentioning the sacrifice made by Jesus Christ, who 'abriste el camino' (opened the way) to God the Father by giving his life and shedding his blood, according to Christian belief.

Towards the end of the song, there is a petition for God to 'Establece tu reino' (establish your kingdom) in the lives and hearts of the believers. This is a call for God's rule of justice, truth, and salvation to be manifested in the everyday lives of the faithful, influencing their actions and guiding their hearts. The song is a blend of adoration, longing for divine connection, and a plea for God's reign to be evident in the world.