ROMANOS 4:7-8

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Davidca: “Millaita ruhuashca cacpipish, Dios perdonashpa, juchata anchuchishcacunamanca ¡mai cushicuimi! Juchata mana yuyarishpa Dios chasquishcacunamanca ¡mai cushicuimi can!” nishcami.

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ROMANOS 4:7-8 - Davidca: “Millaita ruhuashca cacpipish, Dios perdonashpa, juchata anchuchishcacunamanca ¡mai cushicuimi! Juchata mana yuyarishpa Dios chasquishcacunamanca ¡mai cushicuimi can!” nishcami.

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