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Mestre Mandou by Aline Barros cover art

Aline Barros - Mestre Mandou Lyrics

Artist:
Aline Barros

Lyrics

Se O Mestre Falou, T? Falado
Vou Fazer O Que Ele Mandar
Se O Mestre Falou
Vou Obedecer Ao Que O Mestre Mandar


Tudo O Que Jesus Fala ? Perfeito
Eu Posso Confiar
Que Vai Ser Bom
Que Vai Dar Certo
Ele ? Meu Amigo E Sempre Est? Por Perto
Fechei Com Ele E Disso Eu N?o Abro M?o
Ele J? Me Chama At? De Campe?o
E Nessa Brincadeira Eu T? Ligado
Vou Obedecer E Ser Muito Aben?oado


O Mestre Mandou Eu Ser Legal Com O Coleguinha
Dividir Os Meus Brinquedos E Brincar De Amarelinha
O Mestre Mandou Virar Est?tua
E Fazer Cosquinha At? Cair No Ch?o
O Mestre Mandou Gritar Bem Alto
Que Jesus ? Muito Bom! Bom! Bom!
O Mestre Mandou Eu Abra?ar O Meu Irm?o
E Levantar As Minhas M?os Em Adora??o
O Mestre Mandou Eu Ler A B?blia Todo Dia
E Pular Bem Alto De Alegria


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Mestre Mandou” presents obedience to Jesus through the familiar pattern of a children’s action game. The central refrain says that when the Master speaks, his instruction can be trusted and followed. Its verses connect that trust with ordinary acts a child can understand: treating a friend well, sharing toys, embracing a brother, reading the Bible, worshiping, and expressing joy. Playful commands and physical movement give the song a clear teaching function without separating faith from daily conduct.

The lyric describes Jesus as a faithful friend whose words are good and dependable. That emphasis closely echoes biblical teaching that love for Christ is shown through keeping his commands. The repeated calls to raise hands in worship and declare that Jesus is good bring obedience and praise together. Although the song uses lighthearted images and games, its message remains focused: trust in Christ should become visible through kindness, generosity, Scripture reading, worship, and joyful action.

Related Scripture

  • John 14:15 Jesus connects love for him with keeping his commands.
  • Proverbs 3:5-6 The passage calls for trust in the Lord and submission to his direction.
  • Ephesians 4:32 Paul instructs believers to be kind and compassionate to one another.