Xu̱ju̱n xi kin'ekjíhi̱ xu̱ta̱ ni̱nku̱ Roma̱ 14:13

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Kui nga najmi ta̱ chasehe̱ ra̱á tsa nda ko̱ tsa najmi nda ni xi títs'ín xinki̱á. Tu̱ sa ní cha̱so̱o xi nkú ts'ín najmi n'e̱ndyjajihu̱un nda̱ nts'o ko̱ xi nkú ts'ín najmi n'e̱kijnejiun ngatitsun.

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