1 YAYA 3:1

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Nit at apuri abet aret wonogwe me, at Ala nen, ”Kit an napuri aret o,” yo'nirage ti paga at ninogoba alik negen ninabuwa nggwok lombok mbake menggerak ti kaanip o, noreewi. Yi aakumi ndi aakumi nen aa'nduk Ala yelok kaga'lek wonogogwaarak kwak, yogondak at apuri nit kunduk yelok niiga'lek aret agaarik o.

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1 YAYA 3:1 - Nit at apuri abet aret wonogwe me, at Ala nen, ”Kit an napuri aret o,” yo'nirage ti paga at ninogoba alik negen ninabuwa nggwok lombok mbake menggerak ti kaanip o, noreewi. Yi aakumi ndi aakumi nen aa'nduk Ala yelok kaga'lek wonogogwaarak kwak, yogondak at apuri nit kunduk yelok niiga'lek aret agaarik o.

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