Maheberu 4:15

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Hakuva a mupristi wa hombe loyi hi nga naye, a hi loyi a tsanzekako ku hi zwela wusiwana hi kota ya gome ga hina; kanilezi munwe loyi a ringilweko hi matlhelo wontihe khwatsi hi hina, kanilezi a nga onhangi.

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