यसायाह 55:7

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बेदीन अपनी बुरी राह और शरीर अपने बुरे ख़यालात छोड़े। वह रब के पास वापस आए तो वह उस पर रहम करेगा। वह हमारे ख़ुदा के पास वापस आए, क्योंकि वह फ़राख़दिली से मुआफ़ कर देता है।

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यसायाह 55:7 - बेदीन अपनी बुरी राह और शरीर अपने बुरे ख़यालात छोड़े। वह रब के पास वापस आए तो वह उस पर रहम करेगा। वह हमारे ख़ुदा के पास वापस आए, क्योंकि वह फ़राख़दिली से मुआफ़ कर देता है।

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