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Artist: Marco Telles
Canonical path: /marco-telles/hebreus-nas-alturas-part-ana-heloysa
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Hebreus nas Alturas (part. Ana Heloysa)
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Hebreus nas Alturas (part. Ana Heloysa)
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Jesus
Resplendor da glória de Deus
Jesus
Exata expressão de Deus
Jesus
Sustentando todas as coisas em suas mãos
Pela palavra do seu poder
Depois de ter feito a purificação
Dos nossos pecados
Se assentou à destra do Pai
Nas alturas Ele está
Nas alturas governa o meu Senhor que trabalhou por mim
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