Mattiu 23:37

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“O Jerusalem, Jerusalem! Gugol ahai kelkel ur gail lumat, gotubun ahai pispisul gail aGot tosǝvat galit van hǝn gaiug. Akis nuke nigol anatum̃ gail lib̃onb̃on hum natopǝhaṽut togol natuhman san gail lub̃onb̃on hǝn b̃ihavhav hǝn galito. Be gomǝtahuni.

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Mattiu 23:37 - “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem! Gugol ahai kelkel ur gail lumat, gotubun ahai pispisul gail aGot tosǝvat galit van hǝn gaiug. Akis nuke nigol anatum̃ gail lib̃onb̃on hum natopǝhaṽut togol natuhman san gail lub̃onb̃on hǝn b̃ihavhav hǝn galito. Be gomǝtahuni.

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