Consumado Es

Horacio Ortiz Horacio Ortiz

The Sacrifice of Redemption

Horacio Ortiz's song "Consumado Es" is a poignant reflection on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, capturing the emotional and spiritual weight of this pivotal event in Christian theology. The lyrics vividly depict the journey of Jesus to Calvary, emphasizing the physical and emotional suffering he endured. The imagery of "tears of blood" and the "cruel and cold" mountain sets a somber tone, highlighting the immense sacrifice Jesus made for humanity.

The song delves into the theological significance of Jesus's crucifixion, portraying it as a fulfillment of a divine mandate from God, the "great King." Ortiz emphasizes that Jesus's suffering and death were acts of love and redemption, meant to offer salvation and new life to believers. The repeated references to Jesus's physical torment, such as the "fierce whip" and the "nails piercing his hands and feet," serve to underscore the depth of his sacrifice.

In the climactic moment of the song, Jesus's words "Father, forgive them" and "consumado es" (it is finished) are highlighted, encapsulating the themes of forgiveness and completion. These phrases reflect Jesus's compassion and the fulfillment of his mission to redeem humanity. The song concludes with a heartfelt expression of gratitude to God, acknowledging the transformative power of Jesus's sacrifice in offering forgiveness, new life, and a renewed heart to believers. Through its evocative lyrics, "Consumado Es" invites listeners to reflect on the profound love and grace embodied in the crucifixion story.

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