O Céu e a Terra
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O Céu e a Terra acabam conciliando-se; eles são quase irmãos gêmeos, tendo o Céu sido feito no segundo dia e a Terra no terceiro.
The Heaven and the Earth end up reconciling themselves; they are almost twin brothers, the Heaven having been made on the second day and the Earth on the third.
The narrator describes the relationship between Heaven and Earth.
The narrator describes the reconciliation of Heaven and Earth, noting their close relationship as twin-like entities created on consecutive days.
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