Uma Coisa

MORADA MORADA

A Heartfelt Plea for Divine Presence

The song 'Uma Coisa' by Morada is a deeply spiritual and devotional piece that centers around a singular, heartfelt plea: the desire to remain in the presence of the divine. The repetition of the phrase 'Uma coisa vou pedir, deixa eu ficar neste lugar, todos os dias da minha vida' underscores the intensity and sincerity of this request. The lyrics convey a longing for a continuous, unbroken connection with the divine, emphasizing the importance of this spiritual communion in the singer's life.

The song also highlights the role of worship and adoration. The lines 'Nós adoramos Aquele que faz vento aos Teus anjos, nós adoramos Aquele que faz fogo aos Teus ministros' reflect a deep reverence for the divine being who commands the elements and empowers His ministers. This imagery of wind and fire serves as powerful metaphors for the divine presence and the transformative power it holds. The wind symbolizes the breath of life and the spirit, while fire represents purification, passion, and divine energy.

Furthermore, the song speaks to the identity and mission of the worshippers as 'ministers' who are called to carry and spread this divine fire. The repeated declaration 'Nós somos Seus ministros, queremos queimar!' expresses a fervent desire to be consumed by this holy fire, to be fully dedicated and passionate in their spiritual service. This burning desire to serve and be in the presence of the divine encapsulates the essence of the song, making it a powerful anthem of devotion and spiritual yearning.

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  1. Só Tu És Santo
  2. É Tudo Sobre Você
  3. Fala
  4. Primeiro Amor
  5. Deus Está Aqui / Minh'alma Engrandece Ao Senhor
  6. Liberdade
  7. Emaús
  8. Alto Preço / Alfa e Ômega (medley)
  9. Puro e Simples
  10. OH! Se Fendesses
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