O Exilado (Harpa Cristã 36) - Marco Bolsonaro | Saudade do Céu e Volta de Jesus

The Exile - Christian Harp Hymn 36 | Marco Bolsonaro There are hymns that seem to be born from a holy longing. "The Exile," known as Hymn 36 of the Christian Harp, is a profound song about the Christian soul that lives in this world as a pilgrim, but keeps its eyes fixed on the heavenly homeland. In this interpretation by Marco Bolsonaro, the hymn takes on a Bolero Country Gospel atmosphere, with a noble, serene, and contemplative reading. The song speaks of longing for heaven, hope in the return of Jesus, comfort amidst the weariness of the journey, and the desire to finally be in the arms of the Savior. The history of this hymn is very interesting: in hymnological sources, "The Exile" appears related to the melody "Old Folks at Home," also known as "Swanee River," composed by Stephen Collins Foster in 1851; the Portuguese version is associated with Justus Henry Nelson, missionary and educator, in 1891. This Christian adaptation transformed a well-known melody into a song of spiritual longing, pilgrimage, and eternal hope. In the Christian Harp, the hymn is also identified by the initials J.H.N., linked to Justus H. Nelson, and its message expresses the awareness that the Christian is far from their true homeland, awaiting Christ's promise and the return to their heavenly home. The beauty of "The Exile" lies precisely in this tension: the earth still offers flowers, songs, and charms, but none of this can replace the hope of heaven. It is a hymn for those who long for God, for those who are going through difficult times, for those who await the return of Jesus, and for those who know that this world is not their final home. If you are looking for "The Exile," Christian Harp 36, Hymn 36 of the Christian Harp, Marco Bolsonaro, Bolero Country Gospel, a hymn about heaven, praise about the return of Jesus, old hymns from the Harp, sung Christian Harp, Brazilian gospel music, and praises of eternal hope, this video was prepared with great care to touch your soul. May this song rekindle in your heart the longing for your heavenly homeland and the certainty that Jesus is faithful. Exile will not last forever. One day, by the grace of God, we will return home. 🎵 Song: The Exile 📖 Christian Harp: Hymn 36 🎤 Performed by: Marco Bolsonaro 🎶 Style: Bolero Country Gospel ✝️ Theme: Heaven, longing for the heavenly homeland, return of Jesus, hope and Christian pilgrimage Lyrics I am far from my beautiful homeland I am tired I long for Jesus Oh, when will I go? Little birds, beautiful flowers They try to enchant me They are vain earthly splendors But I contemplate my home Jesus gave me His promise He will come to get me My heart is in a hurry I want to fly now My sins were many I am very guilty However, His blood makes me clean I am going to my homeland Like a child longing for his home I want to go Like a little bird to its nest To flee into His arms He is faithful, His coming is certain When? I don't know But He commands me to be alert From exile I will return I await His coming, singing My home in heaven I will hear His footsteps resounding Beyond the dark veil Little birds, beautiful flowers Want to enchant me They are vain earthly splendors But I contemplate my home Credits: Creative direction, visual conception, artistic production and storytelling: @walterolter This project was developed with aesthetic care, spiritual sensitivity and narrative construction, uniting music, image and message in an experience of faith, longing and hope. For projects with storytelling, creative direction, poetic construction, visual concept, development of music videos, covers, musical scripts and audiovisual narratives, contact @walterolter.