Filipai 2:3-4

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Oti saghoi gumao moti saghoi tautalunagho. Keana, oti mono taluleghu moti ghaghanara arahai tavogha kena nagho itamiu. Saghoi toatogha vamua na komi fata koti magnahaghinia na eiagna, keana oti toatogha na komi fata arahai tavogha kena magnahaghinia na eiagna moti hathera.

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Filipai 2:3-4 - Oti saghoi gumao moti saghoi tautalunagho. Keana, oti mono taluleghu moti ghaghanara arahai tavogha kena nagho itamiu. Saghoi toatogha vamua na komi fata koti magnahaghinia na eiagna, keana oti toatogha na komi fata arahai tavogha kena magnahaghinia na eiagna moti hathera.

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