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2 Tesalonika 2:9-10

2 Tesalonika 2:9-10 YLE

Yi pini dono dini ghi n꞉ii ngê wa t꞉aa, Setan u wêdêwêdê ndîî mbêmê kópu ndîî yilî wadî d꞉uud꞉uu dé, pi yilî wa dóó, yi kópu dé yi nyepênyepê u kópu ngê wa pyaa dmi. Yi pini d꞉ud꞉umbiy꞉e dono. Yoo ntênê wa dóó té, yi kpadakpada u maa p꞉uu wa kaa té. Ndêndê kópu dyuu wodaa mb꞉ii ngópu, ye nmî Lémi ngê kóó k꞉oo pê kaa too.

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