Hechos 4:31

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Nojori puecasacari secojonu, nojori quishaqui tiaari canashiyaquiji jiuuquiutiaquiaari. Pueyaso Sohuanuuri puetunu nojori jiuujiajinia tiuquiquiaari, nojori na cumaquiniuhuara. Naacuajitij, pueyari saaja maninia pohuataquiaari Pueyaso rupaa pueya niquiara. Majaari na pueretunu quiquiaari.

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Hechos 4:31 - Nojori puecasacari secojonu, nojori quishaqui tiaari canashiyaquiji jiuuquiutiaquiaari. Pueyaso Sohuanuuri puetunu nojori jiuujiajinia tiuquiquiaari, nojori na cumaquiniuhuara. Naacuajitij, pueyari saaja maninia pohuataquiaari Pueyaso rupaa pueya niquiara. Majaari na pueretunu quiquiaari.

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