Lyrics
Quero ver muito al?m do que eu j? ouvi, fa?o de tudo pra conseguir
realizar Tua obra aqui, Eis-me aqui, deixa o Teu fogo tocar em mim, o
meu desejo ? transportar a Tua gl?ria por onde eu for. Meu Senhor, faz
de mim como um vento a soprar, faz de mim como um fogo a queimar, como
um rio, eu quero fluir, como flecha lan?ada eu vou, transportando Tua
gl?ria, sim, eu vou. Aviva-me, aviva-me, enche-me, enche-me com teu
poder, Espirito Santo, eu preciso. Aviva-me, aviva-me, enche-me,
enche-me com Teu poder, Espirito Santo, eu insisto, aviva-me.
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Transportando Tua Glória” is a prayer of availability for God’s work. The singer asks to see beyond what has already been heard and responds with “Eis-me aqui,” offering a life ready to carry divine glory wherever it goes. Wind, fire, a flowing river, and a launched arrow form the lyric’s central images. Together they portray movement, cleansing zeal, spiritual abundance, and purposeful sending rather than passive devotion.
The request for the Holy Spirit to revive, fill, and empower the singer recalls Acts 1:8, where the Spirit gives power for witness. The language of being sent also aligns with Isaiah 6:8, in which the prophet answers God’s call with readiness. These connections support the song’s emphasis without assigning a specific biblical quotation to every image. Its repeated plea for renewal keeps the focus on dependence: the mission is not presented as self-powered ambition, but as service made possible by God’s presence and power. The song therefore joins worship, surrender, and a desire to make God known.
Related Scripture
- Acts 1:8 Jesus promises power through the Holy Spirit for witness, matching the plea to be filled and sent.
- Isaiah 6:8 The prophet’s response of readiness parallels the song’s declaration, “Eis-me aqui.”