Ebreo 2:9

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Narrari madirra orraria deni torrarraripa Zeso. Pouana deni torraporaha Deorrine arramani torraccarrari. Pouapa Deo Bediraha pina madirrassa naha torrazapa Deo pocca zozosse tabaqqui memeuarriccana deni toquerrenaccarrari. Nazama Deo iaza uati cauanari canaza Poua Bedi Zeso zoqqueuiuarrine eccorarrari, bazima pouaza rrehe inarraro ia tonassiuauabaqquiuiuarrine. Zesopa zoqquehe inauaneza rridapanapa Deorrine deni torrarrari. Bazima pouaza iboraqquiri inaniuarrine Deo pocca deni torrehe, pocca biquehe pouaza inanarraro. Rrehe, narrari Zeso poua tauimari rridapana iaza auato tani, onarraro.

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