Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ministerio Ana Paula Rosa
Canonical path: /ministerio-ana-paula-rosa/do-trigo-ao-pao
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Do Trigo Ao Pão
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Do Trigo Ao Pão
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O trigo é plantado, é regado pelo lavrador, no tempo é colhido, é conduzido aonde se faz o pão. Moído, tratado, purificado, então a massa é temperada e levada ao fogo.
Se define então, tua forma, teu sabor. O pão e o vinho jamais faltarão na mesa do Senhor.
A mesa está preparada (4x)
Vinde pobres, cegos, coxos e aleijados, vinde todos e comei na mesa do Senhor.
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Ministerio Ana Paula Rosa performs "Do Trigo Ao Pão", and this lyric page sits inside the Ministerio Ana Paula Rosa catalog on LyroVerse.
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