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JOHANNES 18:8-9

JOHANNES 18:8-9 AFR83

Toe sê Jesus: “Ek het vir julle gesê dit is Ek. As julle My soek, laat die mense hier by My dan toe om weg te gaan.” So sou vervul word wat Hy voorheen gesê het: “Van dié wat U My gegee het, het Ek niemand verlore laat gaan nie.”

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