Rò̌mǎphû̌ 1:17

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Cǒmara bè̌cǒbè̌tè̤ kòyò toǒ ta ana̤ hî̌tènu ta̤sò̌le̤sò̌lò̤ awi̤akè̌ htǒo dǔlṳhtò̌ hǒ. Ta̤cǒta̤tè̤ htǒonumî̌ a tèhtò̌ ta ta̤yṳ dě a gutṳ ta ta̤yṳ. Lî̤cahtǐ hî̌, “Kòyò htě Cǒmara bè̌cǒbè̌tè̤ yǎta ata̤yṳ toǒnu, asî nî̤bǎ mè̤mè̤̌ ta̤ǒhtûpwa̤ asa pě.”

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Rò̌mǎphû̌ 1:17 - Cǒmara bè̌cǒbè̌tè̤ kòyò toǒ ta ana̤ hî̌tènu ta̤sò̌le̤sò̌lò̤ awi̤akè̌ htǒo dǔlṳhtò̌ hǒ. Ta̤cǒta̤tè̤ htǒonumî̌ a tèhtò̌ ta ta̤yṳ dě a gutṳ ta ta̤yṳ. Lî̤cahtǐ hî̌, “Kòyò htě Cǒmara bè̌cǒbè̌tè̤ yǎta ata̤yṳ toǒnu, asî nî̤bǎ mè̤mè̤̌ ta̤ǒhtûpwa̤ asa pě.”

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