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Mateo 5:11-12

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”Yʉre mʉjãcã wedewõrẽ wapa mʉjãrẽ ãpẽrã ñañarẽ ĩdocatu mʉjãrẽ ñañarõ ticapetacã mʉjãrẽ ñañarõ tirugara ĩritoremena noborera ĩñerõcã ʉseaya. Mʉjã Manigʉ̃rẽ ñurõ tiyora ña. Mʉjã bʉtoro ʉseaya. Mʉjãrã siropʉre ʉmʉãwesepʉre paca wapatare ñerõãcu. Merẽ cʉ̃jã ñecʉ̃sʉmʉãcã tairiwãmerã sʉgueropʉmacãrã Manigʉ̃ye queti wedesʉgueribasocare ñañarõ tiriara niwã” ĩyugʉ Jesús.

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