Yâ-li-mí Ôi-kô 1:20

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Song-chú â, khiù Ngì khon ngài ke yù-sèu! Chhiáng khon ngài sîm-lìn só su ke thung-khú! Ngài ke sîm-chhòng pho-sui thung-khú, yîn-vi ngài thai-thai phoi-ngia̍k Ngì. Ngoi-poi yû hiûng-sat, vuk-tú yû sí-sṳt.

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