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ninguém vai ler, mas eu gostaria de espalhar o evangelho Senhor meu Deus, e bom Pai que estás no céu, quero te agradecer pelo dia que tive hoje, comida quente na mesa, roupa limpa, ar no meu pulmão, uma nova chance de recomeçar. Quer te pedir para abençoar cada pessoa que leu até aqui, cada pessoa que não me ignorou, cada indivíduo que notou meu comentário, abençoe eles meu Senhor e nunca deixe com que falte algo na vida deles. Tudo isso, Senhor meu Deus, eu te peço e te agradeço, não em meu nome, mas em nome do Teu filho amado Jesus Cristo, que vive e reina para sempre, amém Jesus te Ama❤ peço-lhe meu Jesus tenha piedade de nos🩷 amém irmãos??
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Eu Ia acreditar
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@ofc ThE エTДCHI♬♬:ninguém vai ler, mas eu gostaria de espalhar o evangelho Senhor meu Deus, e bom Pai que estás no céu, quero te agradecer pelo dia que tive hoje, comida quente na mesa, roupa limpa, ar no meu pulmão, uma nova chance de recomeçar. Quer te pedir para abençoar cada pessoa que leu até aqui, cada pessoa que não me ignorou, cada indivíduo que notou meu comentário, abençoe eles meu Senhor e nunca deixe com que falte algo na vida deles. Tudo isso, Senhor meu Deus, eu te peço e te agradeço, não em meu nome, mas em nome do Teu filho amado Jesus Cristo, que vive e reina para sempre, amém Jesus te Ama❤ peço-lhe meu Jesus tenha piedade de nos🩷 amém irmãos??
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esses vídeos é massa mas para que eles bota música assustadora?
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essa música estragou o vídeo
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era oq
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mn esse peixe nem e extinto ele se chama pirarucu mds🤦
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apenas uma pessoa normal :
cadê o edimar?
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