Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cecília de Souza
Canonical path: /cecilia-de-souza/o-trigo-e-o-joio
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O Trigo e o Joio
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O Trigo e o Joio
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Na vinda de Cristo haverá separação
Dos filhos de Deus e os da perdição
Neste grande dia que não tarda chegar
O trigo e o joio vão se separar
O joio no fogo lançado será
Mas o trigo no celeiro Jesus vai guardar
No meio do trigo, o joio apareceu
Mas o Senhor conhece aquele que é seu
Na vinda de Cristo muitos vão lamentar
Porque não quiseram a Cristo aceitar
Ó irmãos queridos vamos vigiar
Para com o joio não se contaminar
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Cecília de Souza performs "O Trigo e o Joio", and this lyric page sits inside the Cecília de Souza catalog on LyroVerse.
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