A Glória de Deus
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A Glória de Deus
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A gloria de deus já inundou invadiu o ambiente, e aquele que estiver ligado irá receber como foi lá em jerusalém hoje aqui muitos crentes, serão cheios do espirito santo com muito poder, esta gloria que vem como nuvem envolve o povo, e a chuva do espirito santo começou a descer, quem entrar debaixo dessa chuva vai ver esta gloria, se prepare de hoje não passa irás receber.
Seja impactado, seja renovado, receba esta gloria que vem lá do céu, pois é a promessa do espirito santo selar o seu povo com poder de deus, receba esta gloria, receba ai, receba vitória comece a sentir, a gloria que veio direto do trono de deus invadiu aqui.
Gloria, gloria, gloria, gloria de jeová.
Gloria, gloria, gloria, gloria que está neste lugar.
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Raquel Bacelar performs "A Glória de Deus", and this lyric page sits inside the Raquel Bacelar catalog on LyroVerse.
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