Matha 2:1-2

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Nuair a bhí Íosa saolaithe i mBeithil Iúdáia in aimsir Héaróid rí, tháinig saoithe ón aird thoir go dtí Iarúsailéim ag fiafraí: “Cá bhfuil an leanbh seo atá saolaithe, Rí na nGiúdach? Mar chonaiceamar a réalta ag éirí, agus thángamar ag déanamh ómóis dó.”

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Matha 2:1-2 - Nuair a bhí Íosa saolaithe i mBeithil Iúdáia in aimsir Héaróid rí, tháinig saoithe ón aird thoir go dtí Iarúsailéim ag fiafraí: “Cá bhfuil an leanbh seo atá saolaithe, Rí na nGiúdach? Mar chonaiceamar a réalta ag éirí, agus thángamar ag déanamh ómóis dó.”

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