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2. Korinttilaiskirje 5:15-16

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ja hän on kuollut kaikkien edestä, että ne, jotka elävät, eivät enää eläisi itselleen, vaan hänelle, joka heidän edestään on kuollut ja ylösnoussut. Sentähden me emme tästä lähtien tunne ketään lihan mukaan; jos olemmekin tunteneet Kristuksen lihan mukaan, emme kuitenkaan nyt enää tunne.

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