Apokalipsi 2:17

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“Yis ku pariye katayebnenevwi, ataybiswanabay arimkat ku pariye Uhokri Gitip awna gitkis nuhiyegavu. Ku pahavwi ka isaksawnek arit wavitye gihiyekemni, nikwe nah ikinek git ariwntak ini axka kewye “maná” ku pariye hiyeg amadgayavu inin kane hiyap. Hawata akiw nah ikinek git pohow tip seyno adahan areketni ku nah batek gikak. Ayge guvit nor tip tamaknek giw nukune ku pariye yuma pahavwinema hiyeg ahiyekten. Ignewa ner ku pariye gudarihpitninek ignewa hiyaknek.” Henewatbaki ig Kiyavwiye Jesus awna nutuh.

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