Luk 9:23

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Haqad in on mataw bunmo gibilenim bilam, Mat araq ya imuzeq bolnan haqad anad emeq in ahol wazid woqan ham. Ad ya afaqan soraiqta nazaqmo in sornan anad bilaqsa kam bunmo in ago kruse sorid abetarib gwalan ham. In nazaq toneq teq in ya imuzeq bolan ham.

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Luk 9:23 - Haqad in on mataw bunmo gibilenim bilam, Mat araq ya imuzeq bolnan haqad anad emeq in ahol wazid woqan ham. Ad ya afaqan soraiqta nazaqmo in sornan anad bilaqsa kam bunmo in ago kruse sorid abetarib gwalan ham. In nazaq toneq teq in ya imuzeq bolan ham.

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