Lik 22:20

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Ga tokëni, Yesu më mbok njëɗakëhni aŋi nkëlëw̃a ñen, do ntehnëhni: «Aŋi nkëlëw̃a ñen sat mën ile ryehëtëɗe soŋe lëw̃ hun ỹa ye do ỹabahnik kwëtëla kasëk nte ntik W̃ën ɓulunda lëw̃u ỹa.

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Lik 22:20 - Ga tokëni, Yesu më mbok njëɗakëhni aŋi nkëlëw̃a ñen, do ntehnëhni: «Aŋi nkëlëw̃a ñen sat mën ile ryehëtëɗe soŋe lëw̃ hun ỹa ye do ỹabahnik kwëtëla kasëk nte ntik W̃ën ɓulunda lëw̃u ỹa.

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