Filipéigh 2:12

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Mar sin, a dhaoine a bhfuil mo ghrá ionaibh, déanaigí rud orm anois mar a rinne sibh riamh é, agus dá fheabhas dá ndearna sibh é agus mé i láthair is amhlaidh is fearr anois a dhéanfaidh sibh é agus mé as láthair, ag saothrú amach bhur slánaithe féin go cúthail critheaglach

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Filipéigh 2:12 - Mar sin, a dhaoine a bhfuil mo ghrá ionaibh, déanaigí rud orm anois mar a rinne sibh riamh é, agus dá fheabhas dá ndearna sibh é agus mé i láthair is amhlaidh is fearr anois a dhéanfaidh sibh é agus mé as láthair, ag saothrú amach bhur slánaithe féin go cúthail critheaglach

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