Homanos 5:8

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Kiristu ta meky watu my. Katsaktsa mysapybyitsa tu tsikykaranahaze iwaze hi Kiristu mysapyzeky nihyrikosokda. Kiristu mysapyzeky nihyrikosokda ana bo hi mytsaty tsimykaranaha. Deus myhumo tsimypokzitsiukrẽta babata ana humo hi myhyrinymyrẽtsa.

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Homanos 5:8 - Kiristu ta meky watu my. Katsaktsa mysapybyitsa tu tsikykaranahaze iwaze hi Kiristu mysapyzeky nihyrikosokda. Kiristu mysapyzeky nihyrikosokda ana bo hi mytsaty tsimykaranaha. Deus myhumo tsimypokzitsiukrẽta babata ana humo hi myhyrinymyrẽtsa.

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