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Artist: Cantando o Evangelho
Canonical path: /cantando-o-evangelho/hebreus-414-17
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hebreus 4:14-17
Read Hebreus 4:14-17 lyrics by Cantando o Evangelho on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hebreus 4:14-17
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Portanto, tendo um Grande Sumo Sacerdote
Que traspassou os céus, Jesus, o Filho de Deus
Retenhamos nossa confissão
Porque nós não temos um Sumo Sacerdote
Que não possa compadecer-se de nossas debilidades
Senão um que foi tentado, em tudo,
Segundo nossa semelhança, porém sem pecado
Acheguemo-nos, pois confiadamente ao trono da graça
Para alcançar misericórdia e achar graça
Para encontrar oportuno socorro. Amém
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