Isaías 9:2-3

Isaías 9:2-3 RVC

El pueblo que andaba en tinieblas vio una gran luz; sí, la luz resplandeció para los que vivían en un país de sombras de muerte. Tú aumentaste el regocijo, y acrecentaste la alegría. En tu presencia se alegrarán, como se alegran durante la siega; como se regocijan cuando se reparten el botín.

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Isaías 9:2-3 - El pueblo que andaba en tinieblas vio una gran luz; sí, la luz resplandeció para los que vivían en un país de sombras de muerte.
Tú aumentaste el regocijo, y acrecentaste la alegría. En tu presencia se alegrarán, como se alegran durante la siega; como se regocijan cuando se reparten el botín.

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