GALATIA 5:13 (LAILOE) - Kita Utus ilagamo da timbali mian a

GALATIA 5:13 LAILOE

Kita Utus ilagamo da timbali mian anu bebas. Panyo boli mompake kabebasan miu aijo' da saja' mombau mau mule' pa' apaa na anu oka'oho' obau miu. Ola ahi' komiu tionyo mompaha kali-kalibosi ka' mompaha toa-toa anu kakulangan.

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GALATIA 5:13 - Kita Utus ilagamo da timbali mian anu bebas. Panyo boli mompake kabebasan miu aijo' da saja' mombau mau mule' pa' apaa na anu oka'oho' obau miu. Ola ahi' komiu tionyo mompaha kali-kalibosi ka' mompaha toa-toa anu kakulangan.

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