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ROME-TE 4:7-8

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“A tatkhielnate uh kimaisah a, a mawnate uh a kisinpieh mite mi hampha ahi uhi; TOPA in ama’ mawna a ciepte lo pa mi hampha ahi hi,” a ci hi.

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ROME-TE 4:7-8 - “A tatkhielnate uh kimaisah a, a mawnate uh a kisinpieh mite mi hampha ahi uhi; TOPA in ama’ mawna a ciepte lo pa mi hampha ahi hi,” a ci hi.ROME-TE 4:7-8 - “A tatkhielnate uh kimaisah a, a mawnate uh a kisinpieh mite mi hampha ahi uhi; TOPA in ama’ mawna a ciepte lo pa mi hampha ahi hi,” a ci hi.ROME-TE 4:7-8 - “A tatkhielnate uh kimaisah a, a mawnate uh a kisinpieh mite mi hampha ahi uhi; TOPA in ama’ mawna a ciepte lo pa mi hampha ahi hi,” a ci hi.ROME-TE 4:7-8 - “A tatkhielnate uh kimaisah a, a mawnate uh a kisinpieh mite mi hampha ahi uhi; TOPA in ama’ mawna a ciepte lo pa mi hampha ahi hi,” a ci hi.

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