Ele Vem

Fernandinho's song "Ele Vem" is a powerful declaration of faith and anticipation for the return of Yeshua (Jesus). The lyrics are steeped in biblical references and imagery, painting a vivid picture of the second coming of Christ. The song opens with a proclamation that Yeshua will return, shining like the sun and bringing salvation from Zion. This imagery is drawn from various biblical prophecies, emphasizing the hope and certainty of Christ's return.

The song references significant biblical figures such as Elijah, Moses, and Ezekiel, each representing different aspects of God's work and promises. Elijah is known for his role as a prophet who declared God's word, while Moses is remembered for leading the Israelites to justice and freedom. Ezekiel's vision of dry bones coming to life symbolizes restoration and renewal. By invoking these figures, Fernandinho connects the past acts of God with the future promise of salvation, reinforcing the continuity of God's plan throughout history.

The chorus, which repeats the declaration of Yeshua's return, serves as a rallying cry for believers to prepare for the coming of the Lord. The song also highlights the role of believers as workers in God's vineyard, tasked with spreading the message of salvation. The repeated phrase "Bendito é o que vem" (Blessed is He who comes) underscores the blessedness and divinity of Christ, who is eternal and ever-present. The song concludes with the exclamation "Maranata Cristo vem" (Maranatha, Christ is coming), a call for Christ's return that encapsulates the song's theme of hope and anticipation.