लूका 22:19

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फिरी यीशुए रोट्टी ट्लाती ते परमेशरेरू शुक्र केरतां ट्लोड़ी ते तैसेरे टुक्ड़े बनेइतां अपने चेलन एन ज़ोइतां दित्ती, “कि ई मेरी जाने ज़ै तुश्शे लेई अवं देताईं ते तुस भी मेरी यादगैरी मां एन्ने केरते रेइयथ।”

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लूका 22:19 - फिरी यीशुए रोट्टी ट्लाती ते परमेशरेरू शुक्र केरतां ट्लोड़ी ते तैसेरे टुक्ड़े बनेइतां अपने चेलन एन ज़ोइतां दित्ती, “कि ई मेरी जाने ज़ै तुश्शे लेई अवं देताईं ते तुस भी मेरी यादगैरी मां एन्ने केरते रेइयथ।”

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