Coxo de Betesda
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Coxo de Betesda
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Imagine um certo homem deitado
Tanto tempo desprezado
Esperando a solução
Imagino que ele não tinha parente
Que ele era dependente
Sem ninguém pra lhe ajudar
Todo dia ele via milagres
Mas ninguém lhe ajudava a se levantar
Na beira daquele tanque ele olhava
Toda vez que o anjo vinha as águas agitar
Seu coração doía mas ele acreditava
Vai chegar o meu dia , eu irei andar
Derepente um barulho ele ouviu
Era quem ele esperava quando ele viu
Jesus olhou para Coxo e ordenou
Toma a tua cama e anda e ele andou
Então ele sorria com a cama na mão
Jesus é alegria em meio a multidão
É milagre e salvação.
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João Raasch performs "Coxo de Betesda", and this lyric page sits inside the João Raasch catalog on LyroVerse.
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