Isaías 6
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Isaías 6
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Eu vejo o senhor, assentado sobre o trono
Os anjos e os querubins cantam, santo rei
A terra, está cheia da sua glória
Com sua voz ela estremece, e as portas tremeram
E o templo está cheio de fumaça
Com os seus olhos como chama de fogo
E as portas tremeram
Eu vejo o senhor, assentado sobre o trono
Os anjos e os querubins cantam, santo rei
A terra, está cheia da sua glória
Com sua voz ela estremece, e as portas tremeram
E o templo está cheio de fumaça
Com os seus olhos como chama de fogo
E as portas tremeram
Não quero mais depender de mim, Jesus
Quero provar o sobrenatural, como incenso agradável a ti
Jesus, quero dizer eis-me aqui
A terra, está cheia da sua glória
Com sua voz ela estremece, e as portas tremeram
E o templo está cheio de fumaça
Com os seus olhos como chama de fogo!
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