Ó Mestre, o Mar Se Revolta

The hymn 'Ó Mestre, o Mar Se Revolta,' performed by Hinário Adventista, is a poignant portrayal of faith and reliance on divine intervention during times of crisis. The lyrics draw a parallel between the biblical story of Jesus calming the storm (Mark 4:35-41) and the personal struggles one faces in life. The song begins with a desperate plea for help, as the singer finds themselves amidst metaphorical turbulent seas, fearing for their life and questioning the presence of their savior in their time of need.

The chorus provides a powerful response to the cries for help, echoing the words of Jesus, 'Sossegai,' which means 'Be still' or 'Peace, be still.' It reassures the listener that the command of Christ can calm not only the literal stormy seas but also the figurative storms of life, such as human anger and evil. The message is clear: no matter the adversity, the presence of the divine Master ensures safety and peace. The song emphasizes the omnipotence of the 'Lord, King of heaven and sea,' instilling confidence that He is always there to save.

The final verse reflects the tranquility that comes after the storm has passed, symbolizing the peace that faith in the Master brings to the believer's heart. The singer expresses a desire for the Master's continued presence, which provides a sense of security and guidance towards their ultimate destination. The hymn is a testament to the transformative power of faith, offering solace and hope to those who feel overwhelmed by life's challenges.