Wahyu 17:1-2

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Esigit diluk kigirik nen yabunggane, it malaikat inebe 7 paga nen Allah akla agaga i kenago negen wolok ndiyalka yomenogo mende omanggi wagasik nen, men yokneke, “It akoni o kota Babel mende, kwe nggok yugunengge kagarigogo mende negen eti, i nggokndek mende aik oba werekma, ap nggokndek inendaganggok agat oba mende nen at inom yogot kagakik, akoni amberek anggur ambusu nasi mondok dogolik, kunu-gunu arigogi eti kak, akoni agat oba mende nen at inom yogot kagako mondok welagik, kagarigogi mende eti, at Allah nen kwe eti wene oba ʼbiluk ebe weyagat digiluk awim nggaʼbelke mende yokisik nen eme o,” yiluk yokneke.

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