Hebreus 11.1–3
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A natureza da fé
111Ora, a fé é a certeza de coisas que se esperam, a convicção de fatos que se não veem. 2Pois, pela fé, os antigos obtiveram bom testemunho. 3Pela fé, entendemos que foi o universo formado pela palavra de Deusa, de maneira que o visível veio a existir das coisas que não aparecem.
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