Salmo 115

The song 'Salmo 115' by Vencedores Por Cristo is a heartfelt plea for humility and recognition of divine sovereignty. The lyrics are a direct reference to Psalm 115 from the Bible, which emphasizes that glory should be given to God alone, not to human achievements or material wealth. The repeated line 'Não a nós Senhor, Mas ao Teu nome dá glória' (Not to us, Lord, but to Your name give glory) sets the tone for the entire song, underscoring the importance of attributing all honor and praise to God for His mercy and faithfulness.

The song also addresses the skepticism of other nations, questioning the presence and power of God. 'Por que perguntam as nações: Onde está vosso Deus?' (Why do the nations ask: Where is your God?) reflects a common theme in religious texts where the faith of believers is contrasted with the doubt of non-believers. The response, 'No céu está nosso Deus; E tudo faz como lhe agrada' (Our God is in heaven; He does whatever pleases Him), reaffirms the omnipotence and omnipresence of God, providing a sense of reassurance and confidence to the faithful.

Furthermore, the song critiques the misplaced trust in material wealth, 'Por que confiam as nações: Em ouro, prata e riquezas?' (Why do the nations trust in gold, silver, and riches?). This line serves as a reminder that true blessings and security come from a relationship with God, who is the ultimate source of all blessings. The song encourages listeners to turn away from the false security of material possessions and to seek the enduring and faithful love of God.