Hillsong - Hosana Lyrics
Lyrics
Nos reunimos aqui para adorar o nosso Rei
Para celebrar Sua fidelidade
Ele prometeu que entre n?s sempre estar?
Vamos declarar: Hosana!
Hosana!
?s bem vindo aqui, Senhor
Glorioso Salvador
Cantamos de alegria
Dan?amos de alegria
Pulamos de alegria
Gritamos de alegria
Festa, alegria
? uma dan?a de celebra??o
Ao ?nico digno, Jesus
Seu nome ? Jesus
Festa, alegria
? um povo que se re?ne aqui
Diante do trono do Rei
Do Rei dos reis
Seu nome ? Jesus
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Hosanna - Hillsong Worship
Meaning & Inspiration
"Hosanna," released by Hillsong Worship on August 4, 2017, is a powerful declaration of worship that centers on the profound significance of Jesus Christ's redemptive work. The song draws its core message directly from the Gospel accounts of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, where crowds hailed Him with shouts of "Hosanna to the Son of David!" (Matthew 21:9). This ancient Hebrew cry, meaning "Save us, we pray," or "O save us," is not merely a historical echo but a timeless plea and affirmation of Jesus as the Messiah, the promised King and deliverer. The lyrics, while focused on the exultant praise of His name, consistently point to the theological underpinnings of this adoration.
The song’s strength lies in its unwavering focus on Jesus' identity as the Savior, King, and the one worthy of all praise. It’s a reflection of the biblical narrative where those who encountered Jesus, whether healed, forgiven, or simply witnessing His miracles, were moved to acknowledge His divine authority. The repeated call to "Hosanna" serves as an active expression of faith, not just passive admiration. It signifies a desperate and hopeful cry for salvation, recognizing Jesus as the one who brings it. This resonates deeply with passages like Psalm 118:25, which prophesies, "Save us, we pray, O LORD! O LORD, we pray, give prosperity!" The song amplifies this ancient prayer, directing it towards the fulfillment of God's salvation plan in Christ. Furthermore, the understanding of Jesus as King, as proclaimed by the crowds, aligns with numerous prophecies of a Davidic ruler who would bring justice and peace, a theme explored in Isaiah 9:6-7 and Jeremiah 23:5-6. The song encourages listeners to internalize this confession of faith, recognizing that true salvation and lasting peace are found exclusively in Jesus. It's an invitation to join the eternal chorus of those who have been rescued, offering their own sincere "Hosanna" in response to the immense grace demonstrated on the cross and in His resurrection. The repeated emphasis on His name is not mere repetition but a deliberate act of exalting the one who is indeed "worthy of all glory and honor and praise."