Romanos 3:28

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Te chukan kúu ja ka ndasa'a o kuenda ja masu kuechi ja ni ka yo sa'a o ndaka ja ni kaxtnu'u Moisés ma, te ni ka nduu o ñayii ka sa'a ja va'a, chi ña'a. Vaa onde ni ka kukanu ini o Jesucristo ma, saa ni chindee ña'a ya ja ni ka nduu o ñayii ka sa'a ja va'a ja ndaa.

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