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Artist: G8
Canonical path: /g8/isaias-6-1-4
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Isaías 6. 1-4
Read Isaías 6. 1-4 lyrics by G8 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Isaías 6. 1-4
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No ano em que morreu o rei Uzias
Eu vi o Senhor assentado sobre um alto e sublime trono
E as orlas do seu manto enchiam o templo
Ao seu redor havia serafins; cada um tinha seis asas
Com duas cobriam o rosto, e com duas cobriam os pés
E com duas voavam
E clamavam uns para os outros dizendo
Santo, Santo, Santo é o Senhor dos exércitos
A terra toda está cheia da sua glória
E as bases dos limiares moveram-se à voz do que clamava
E a casa se enchia de fumaça
E as bases dos limiares moveram-se à voz do que clamava
E a casa se enchia de fumaça
E a casa se enchia de fumaça
E a casa se enchia de fumaça
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