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1 Tesalonika 4:11

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Àmɨ ndré kílílí drʉ kɨ́nɨ̀, àmɨ ovʉʉ ɨdrɨ ꞌyéè yɨ̀, àmɨ ꞌbá así eꞌyo àmɨ drìlia vɨɨ ꞌojʉ ɨ díká àzí ngajʉ àmɨ gí yɨ̀ kɨ̀le àma nɨ azílé àmɨ yɨ́ ꞌba vɨɨ lé.

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1 Tesalonika 4:11 - Àmɨ ndré kílílí drʉ kɨ́nɨ̀, àmɨ ovʉʉ ɨdrɨ ꞌyéè yɨ̀, àmɨ ꞌbá así eꞌyo àmɨ drìlia vɨɨ ꞌojʉ ɨ díká àzí ngajʉ àmɨ gí yɨ̀ kɨ̀le àma nɨ azílé àmɨ yɨ́ ꞌba vɨɨ lé.

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