O Cego de Jericó
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O Cego de Jericó
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Nas estrada de Jericó
Jesus estava a passar
O cego parado ali
Começou então a clamar
Jesus parando então
Mandou-lhe chamar
O mestre perguntou
Que queres tu de mim
Bartimeu pediu
Senhor tenhas compaixão!
Tens compaixão de mim
Eu quero ver também
Este Jesus poderoso
Teve então compaixão
Vendo então grande fé
Um milagre ele ordenou
Deu luz aos olhos cegos
Daquele pobre homem
Vai tua fé ti salvou
Assim Jesus lhe falou
Bartimeu pediu
Pediu e recebeu
Pedi! Cedi! Com fé
Assim Jesus nos falou
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Who performs "O Cego de Jericó"?
Zilanda Valentin performs "O Cego de Jericó", and this lyric page sits inside the Zilanda Valentin catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Cruz Que Carrego and A Esperança de Minha Alma with a short reason for opening each page next.
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