1 Crônicas 21 e 22 - Errar é humano, consertar o erro é do Deus soberano
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Episódio com o tema "Errar é humano, consertar o erro é do Deus soberano" Apresentação: Luiz Sayão e Alberto Veríssimo Com base em 1 Crônicas 21 e 22. Tudo na vida tem um preço, não é verdade? Então é bom você pensar bem antes de tomar uma decisão. Você sabia que Deus espera que lhe entreguemos o que há de melhor em nossas vidas, e não só aquilo que não custa nada? Acompanhe só o que aconteceu com um homem que tinha o coração nas mãos de Deus.
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