1Korin 11:27

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Kamokim Yesus ayo kanum bokosa: Dok kanolin tunum unang ata aket uyo talalu fuku-daalin disa ke-lomdala kominion o, kala Yesus Kamokim ami inin kaami win kaa ku-mafak-daa, Kamokim ami bret ayo disa kulu in-bom ale, Kamokim ami wain ok ayo disa kulu in-bom kema namti, mep tunum kulaali Kamokim ami tiil so, kiim so, kiimi win kiita, kaali yam-mafak-daka-mokoma. Kemin, kaami kanu-mokoma kaali, alami ban wakamin namti kulu bombuu.

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