Que Ele Cresça / Teu É o Reino / Yeshua

Ruthe Dayanne's song 'Que Ele Cresça / Teu É o Reino / Yeshua' is a profound expression of humility, devotion, and reverence. The lyrics emphasize the desire for more of God's presence and less of the self, a theme that resonates deeply within Christian spirituality. The repetition of 'Mais de Ti e menos de mim' (More of You and less of me) underscores a longing to diminish personal ego and elevate the divine presence in one's life. This sentiment is a call for selflessness and a deeper connection with God, reflecting a common theme in worship music.

The song transitions into a declaration of God's eternal kingdom, power, and glory. The lines 'Teu é o reino Teu, o poder e Tua é a glória pra sempre amém' (Yours is the kingdom, the power, and the glory forever, amen) are a direct reference to the Lord's Prayer, reinforcing the idea of God's supreme authority and the believer's submission to His will. This part of the song serves as a reminder of the eternal nature of God's reign and the believer's role in acknowledging and honoring that sovereignty.

The final section of the song, 'Yeshua,' is a heartfelt adoration of Jesus, referred to by His Hebrew name. The lyrics 'Meu amado é o mais belo entre milhares e milhares' (My beloved is the most beautiful among thousands and thousands) express a deep, personal love for Jesus, highlighting His unparalleled beauty and worth. This part of the song is a personal and intimate worship moment, celebrating the unique and profound relationship between the believer and Christ. Ruthe Dayanne's delivery of these lyrics adds an emotional depth that enhances the listener's experience of worship and connection with the divine.