Cristo Voltará

The song 'Cristo Voltará' by Harpa Cristã is a hymn that expresses the Christian belief in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. The lyrics are filled with anticipation and joy at the thought of Christ's return, a fundamental tenet of Christian eschatology. The song emphasizes the promise made by Jesus that he would come back, as stated in the New Testament, and encourages believers to remain vigilant and prepared for this momentous event.

Throughout the hymn, there is a recurring theme of watchfulness and readiness. The repeated lines 'Mui breve sim, Jesus virá' (Very soon, indeed, Jesus will come) and 'Velando, todos devem sempre estar' (Watching, everyone should always be) highlight the importance of being spiritually alert and living in a way that is pleasing to God, so as to be ready to meet Jesus upon his return. The song also references the joy and unparalleled happiness that will accompany the Second Coming, as believers will be united with Christ.

The hymn 'Cristo Voltará' serves as a reminder to the faithful of the hope and redemption that is promised in Christian doctrine. It is a call to live a life of devotion and to keep the faith alive in anticipation of Jesus' return. The song encapsulates the longing for divine intervention and the ultimate fulfillment of God's promises to humanity.