Salāmo 1:1-2

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‘Amu‘ia le tagata e lē savali i le filifiliga a ē amio leaga, e lē tu fo‘i o ia i le ala o ē agasala, e lē nofo fo‘i i le nofoa o ē tauemu. ‘Ae naunau o ia i le tulafono a le ALI‘I; e mafaufau fo‘i o ia i lana tulafono i le ao ‘atoa ma le po.

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Salāmo 1:1-2 - ‘Amu‘ia le tagata e lē savali i le filifiliga a ē amio leaga,
e lē tu fo‘i o ia i le ala o ē agasala,
e lē nofo fo‘i i le nofoa o ē tauemu.
‘Ae naunau o ia i le tulafono a le ALI‘I;
e mafaufau fo‘i o ia i lana tulafono i le ao ‘atoa ma le po.

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