I believe in God, also called Creed, in its complete version comes from the ecumenical councils of Nicaea and Constantinople. This profession of faith is shared by Christians in all countries. Discover your portuguese translation.
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The Creed in Portuguese (Nicene-Constantinopolitan Symbol)
« I believed in my God. Pai almighty. Breeder of the céu e da terra, of all things visive and invisive.
He believed in his Senhor Jesus Cristo Filho Only Begotten of Deus, born of Pai before all centuries: Deus de Deus, Luz da Luz, Deus true of Deus true; Gerado não servant, consubstantial to Pai. For all the things foram feitas. And for us, men, and for our salvation he desceu dos céus. And he embodied the Holy Spirit, not the Virgin Mary, and Se fez homem. Also for us he was crucified on Pontius Pilate, he suffered and was buried. He was resurrected on the third day, according to the Scriptures, and went up to the ceiling, where he is sitting directly from Pai. De novo he will vir in His glory, to judge the living and the dead; eo Seu kingdom of him não tera fim.
He believed in the Holy Spirit, Senhor who gives life, and precedes Pai e do Filho; and as Pai eo Filho and adored and glorified: Ele que falou pelos Prophets.
He created the one, holy, catholic and apostolic church. Professo um so batismo para remissao dos sins. And I wait for the resurrection of the two dead and the life of the world that is going to come. Amen. »
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