Lyrics
Verse 1
Hacia Sión irán las naciones,
Cuando vean la casa de Dios.
Corriendo hacia la paz de Su Reino,
Gritando que el Señor llegó.
Chorus
Vamos subamos al Monte,
Vamos a ver al Señor.
Vamos subamos al Monte,
Y Él nos guiará.
Verse 2
Lávanos con tu Fuego Santo,
Que tu fruto pueda brillar.
Todos los que en Sión han quedado,
Vivirán por Ti en santidad.
Verse 3
Levántate haz la tierra temblar,
Tu gloria brilla en todo lugar.
Orgullo y vanidad quebrados serán,
Y ante ti se postrarán.
Bridge
Y dentro de tu gloria,
Habrá cobertura.
De día humeante habrá.
Durante la noche el fuego estará
El Tabernáculo será,
De abrigo que lluvia caerá
Cuando por fin él lavará
La culpa de todos tus hijos.
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Vamos Subamos al Monte" ("Come, Let Us Go Up to the Mountain") opens by describing nations streaming toward a mountain upon seeing God's house, directly echoing a well-known prophetic vision of universal worship. That borrowed image frames the entire song around gathered, international response rather than isolated personal devotion.
Its chorus repeats a direct invitation, going up the mountain to see the Lord and be guided by him, turning prophetic vision into present, active summons. A later verse asks for cleansing by holy fire so that fruit might shine, before describing pride and vanity broken and bowed before God's trembling glory.
Sung in Spanish within contemporary worship tradition, the song functions as an extended invitation modeled on ancient prophecy, its closing bridge describing cloud by day and fire by night sheltering God's people, directly recalling the wilderness tabernacle as the pattern for the covering and cleansing it now describes.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 2:2-3 Describes nations streaming to the mountain of the Lord's house, directly echoed in the song's opening verse and chorus.
- Exodus 13:21-22 Describes God guiding Israel by cloud by day and fire by night, directly echoed in the song's closing bridge.