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"A Ultima Mensagem" by Sollanza

Brazil

A song in Portuguese with images of mission from around the world!

The Last Message

By Sollanza

The time is quickly coming when we Christians will be tested.

Though the Church nearly falls, it will not fall.

God will sustain.

Faithful servants will come forth when the storm approaches.

The great shaking will blow the winds that separate the wheat.

God will send the rain, the rain of power. Then the end will come.

Jesus will return. The time calls for alertness.

The sun has set, the midnight is coming and the groom will arrive.

The last message of the Lord will come with great power and glory.

And the faithful people of God will taste of the light that shines from heaven.

A Última Mensagem

Sollanza

Já está chegando o tempo

Em que nós cristãos

Provados vamos ser

Mesmo que a igreja esteja

Prestes a cair, ela não cairá

Deus sustentará

Servos fiéis irão se revelar

Quando a tempestade se aproximar

E a sacudidura vai soprar

O vento que irá o trigo separar

Deus fará descer sua chuva

Chuva de poder, então virá o fim

Jesus irá voltar, o momento é de alerta

O sol já se pôs, a meia-noite vem

O noivo vai chegar

A última mensagem do Senhor

Virá com grande glória e poder

E o povo fiel de Deus irá provar

Da luz que vem do céu


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