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Matyu 7:7

Matyu 7:7 KXW2014

Yesuha̱ haba ko͡u gue tobou, ni̱ bi ta mo͡u la̱ba, Godiko͡u diho̱ baga̱ tobo͡u babe, e̱ ni̱ yodulu ke̱me ni̱moko͡u nele̱. Ni̱ koubabe, ni̱ dugulo. Ni̱ adiko͡u kogoubabe, e̱ge ni̱moko͡u a tefegu ke̱me solo͟͡u.

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Matyu 7:7 - Yesuha̱ haba ko͡u gue tobou, ni̱ bi ta mo͡u la̱ba, Godiko͡u diho̱ baga̱ tobo͡u babe, e̱ ni̱ yodulu ke̱me ni̱moko͡u nele̱. Ni̱ koubabe, ni̱ dugulo. Ni̱ adiko͡u kogoubabe, e̱ge ni̱moko͡u a tefegu ke̱me solo͟͡u.Matyu 7:7 - Yesuha̱ haba ko͡u gue tobou, ni̱ bi ta mo͡u la̱ba, Godiko͡u diho̱ baga̱ tobo͡u babe, e̱ ni̱ yodulu ke̱me ni̱moko͡u nele̱. Ni̱ koubabe, ni̱ dugulo. Ni̱ adiko͡u kogoubabe, e̱ge ni̱moko͡u a tefegu ke̱me solo͟͡u.Matyu 7:7 - Yesuha̱ haba ko͡u gue tobou, ni̱ bi ta mo͡u la̱ba, Godiko͡u diho̱ baga̱ tobo͡u babe, e̱ ni̱ yodulu ke̱me ni̱moko͡u nele̱. Ni̱ koubabe, ni̱ dugulo. Ni̱ adiko͡u kogoubabe, e̱ge ni̱moko͡u a tefegu ke̱me solo͟͡u.Matyu 7:7 - Yesuha̱ haba ko͡u gue tobou, ni̱ bi ta mo͡u la̱ba, Godiko͡u diho̱ baga̱ tobo͡u babe, e̱ ni̱ yodulu ke̱me ni̱moko͡u nele̱. Ni̱ koubabe, ni̱ dugulo. Ni̱ adiko͡u kogoubabe, e̱ge ni̱moko͡u a tefegu ke̱me solo͟͡u.

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