Roma 1:22-23

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Èthǐ hélya̤ ní̤dyé lahyǎ ané̤ ná a tè̤thítè̤phè́ o, tadû́rò a htwǒ lahyǎ kayǎ uốáyá prè́. Èthǐ tǒ cò́bè̌htya Cò́marya dố a o ná a taryěduhtǔ rò a thyěcyá̤to yětôprè̤, manárò a cuố cò́bè̌ taplédûgně prè̤zo̤prè̤kí̤ dố ǔ byá ná takhu tahe. Èthǐ cò́bè̌ prè̤zo̤prè̤kí̤ dố athyáná kayǎ dố a thyěcyá̤ yěnuôtahe, má̤torò athyáná htuphúzuố̤phú tahe, má̤torò athyáná tè̤phútè̤lye̤ tahe, tomaná athyáná rṳ́plya̤ tahtè́ tahe.

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