Santiago 5:7

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Mga kapatid, kaya nga't magtiyaga kayo hanggang sa pagdating ng Panginoon. Tingnan ninyo ang magsasaka. Buong tiyaga niyang hinihintay ang kapana-panabik na ani ng kanyang bukirin, at minamatyagan ang pagpatak ng ulan.

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Santiago 5:7 - Mga kapatid, kaya nga't magtiyaga kayo hanggang sa pagdating ng Panginoon. Tingnan ninyo ang magsasaka. Buong tiyaga niyang hinihintay ang kapana-panabik na ani ng kanyang bukirin, at minamatyagan ang pagpatak ng ulan.

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