Luk 22:20

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Ari in didaq tineqim hulosad Yesus wain agogin inaq waqim in emim bilam, Gog kab ya inedan God ago maror muturta na zaway ugdaqta usaq ham. Ya ned ka ne giwastitaynan wazbaldaiqta ham.

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Luk 22:20 - Ari in didaq tineqim hulosad Yesus wain agogin inaq waqim in emim bilam, Gog kab ya inedan God ago maror muturta na zaway ugdaqta usaq ham. Ya ned ka ne giwastitaynan wazbaldaiqta ham.

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