IEREMIA, 40:3-4

IEREMIA, 40:3-4 SOV

O Ieova foi ua faaoo ai, ma na faia e pei ona fetalai mai ai o ia; auā na outou agasala ia Ieova, ma outou le faalogo i lona siufofoga, o le mea lea ua oo ai ia te outou lenei mea. O lenei, faauta mai, ua ou tatalaina oe i lenei aso ai maea uamea sa i ou lima. Afai e lelei ia te oe ona ta o ma a‘u i Papelonia, sau ia, ou te tausi ia te oe; a e afai e leaga ia te oe ona ta o ma a‘u i Papelonia, soia; ina vaai atu ia, o loo i ou luma le nuu uma; o le mea e lelei ma tatau ia te oe ona alu i ai, o le mea lea ia e alu i ai.

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