2 Korin 5:14

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Kraist ndinyangu kat aywaa nɨmamba yelavɨka lɨgandɨ. Ngi kat tɨga wan apma nyangɨt ndi kat mbutɨganɨn. Kraist ndinyangu nɨn kat tɨga kiyandɨ. Ndinyangu nɨn kiyaenan wovuna. Ndɨ wan vak kat kai walaa nɨn kat tɨga kiyandɨ. Wupma yelavɨka lɨgowun.

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2 Korin 5:14 - Kraist ndinyangu kat aywaa nɨmamba yelavɨka lɨgandɨ. Ngi kat tɨga wan apma nyangɨt ndi kat mbutɨganɨn. Kraist ndinyangu nɨn kat tɨga kiyandɨ. Ndinyangu nɨn kiyaenan wovuna. Ndɨ wan vak kat kai walaa nɨn kat tɨga kiyandɨ. Wupma yelavɨka lɨgowun.

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