Aline Barros - Para Sempre Te Adorarei Lyrics
Lyrics
Rei dos reis aqui estou
Rendo a Ti o meu louvor e adoração
Pois Tu és Deus acima dos céus, acima de nós
O universo se formou
Com a Tua voz o mundo inteiro veio a existir
Verbo de Deus, Princípio e Fim
E eu te louvarei Senhor, levantando a Ti minhas mãos
Com canções de amor Te exaltarei, ministrando com meu coração
Para sempre Te adorarei, para sempre Te adorarei
Nada pode calar,
Nada pode deter
Minha consagração.
Video
Aline Barros - Para Sempre Te Adorarei (Vídeo Ao Vivo)
Meaning & Inspiration
Aline Barros's "Para Sempre Te Adorarei," featured on her monumental 2012 album *Aline Barros 20 Anos ao Vivo*, stands as a powerful declaration of unwavering devotion, a testament to a faith that transcends circumstance and time. The song's release marked a significant point in Barros's illustrious career, celebrating two decades of ministry through music, and this track encapsulates the enduring spirit of her dedication to worship. At its core, "Para Sempre Te Adorarei" is a profound expression of worship rooted in the understanding of God's supreme authority and creative power. The lyrics open with a humble yet bold stance, "King of kings, here I am, I render to You my praise and worship." This direct address to the "Rei dos reis" echoes the reverence found throughout Scripture, particularly in passages like Revelation 19:16, where Christ is proclaimed "King of kings and Lord of lords." The confession that God is "God above the heavens, above us" directly correlates with the psalmist's awe-struck realization of God's transcendence, as seen in Psalm 113:4: "The Lord is high above all nations, and his glory above the heavens." The song then delves into the foundational truth of creation, acknowledging that "The universe was formed, with Your voice the whole world came into existence." This powerful imagery directly mirrors the Genesis account, where God spoke light and life into being, and Psalm 33:6, which states, "By the word of the Lord the heavens were made, and by the breath of his mouth all their host." The recognition of God as "Word of God, Beginning and End" points to the eternal nature of Christ, as described in John 1:1 and Revelation 22:13, affirming His role as the Alpha and Omega, the source and sustainer of all things. The central refrain, "And I will praise You Lord, lifting my hands to You, with songs of love I will exalt You, ministering with my heart, Forever I will adore You, forever I will adore You," is not merely a lyrical commitment but a complete surrender. This act of raising hands in worship is a biblical posture of reverence and supplication, as seen in Psalm 63:4: "I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands." The commitment to ministering "with my heart" underscores the importance of genuine spiritual engagement over superficial performance, aligning with Jesus' teaching in John 4:24 that true worship is done "in spirit and in truth." The powerful declaration that "Nothing can silence, nothing can stop, my consecration" serves as an unshakeable statement of steadfast commitment. This resolve is a reflection of the unwavering faith that characterized biblical figures who faced adversity but remained devoted, such as Paul's assertion in Romans 8:38-39 that no earthly or heavenly power can separate believers from the love of God. "Para Sempre Te Adorarei" is more than a song; it's a spiritual manifesto, a profound reminder that our worship is a response to the incomparable nature of God and a lifelong dedication to His glory.