Piedade, Ó Senhor (Salmo 51)
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Piedade, Ó Senhor (Salmo 51)
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Piedade, ó senhor, tende piedade
Pois pecamos contra vós!
Tende piedade, ó meu deus, misericórdia!
Na imensidão de vosso amor, purificai-me!
Lavai-me todo inteiro do pecado
E apagai completamente a minha culpa
Eu reconheço toda a minha iniquidade
O meu pecado está sempre à minha frente
Foi contra vós, só contra vós que eu pequei
E pratiquei o que é mau aos vossos olhos!
Criai em mim um coração que seja puro
Dai-me de novo um espírito decidido
Ó senhor, não me afasteis de vossa face
Nem retireis de mim o vosso santo espírito!
Dai-me de novo a alegria de ser salvo
E confirmai-me com espírito generoso!
Abri meus lábios, ó senhor, para cantar
E minha boca anunciará vosso louvor!
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