Começo, Meio e Fim / Mais Perto Quero Estar

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Embracing Divine Love: A Journey Through Faith and Perseverance

The song "Começo, Meio e Fim / Mais Perto Quero Estar" by Julia Vitória is a heartfelt expression of Christian faith and devotion. The lyrics convey a deep sense of reliance on and adoration for the divine, acknowledging God as the source, the destination, and the entirety of the singer's existence. The repeated phrase 'Tu és tudo para mim' translates to 'You are everything to me,' emphasizing the central role of God in the singer's life.

Throughout the song, the artist reflects on moments of doubt and the temptation to give up. However, she finds strength in the remembrance of God's unwavering love, which does not falter despite her own shortcomings. This theme of perseverance is reinforced by the lyrics 'Nem a morte e nem a vida,' meaning 'Neither death nor life,' which allude to the biblical passage from Romans 8:38-39, expressing the belief that nothing can separate a believer from the love of God.

The song concludes with a rendition of the hymn 'Mais Perto Quero Estar,' known in English as 'Nearer, My God, to Thee.' This hymn is a plea for closeness to God, even if it means enduring pain. The inclusion of this hymn ties the song's message together, illustrating a journey of faith where the ultimate desire is to be closer to the divine, regardless of life's trials and tribulations.

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  3. Não Mais Escravos
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  5. Ó Noite Santa (O Holy Night) (part. Sarah Beatriz)
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