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Tango 4:31

Tango 4:31 BGT

Kori vido kena vagovua na tarai, na vathe kena mono itagna ke turughu ghaighali. Mi marea gougovu ke vonungira na Tarunga ke Tabu. Leghugna iangeni imarea kena boi mataghu na titionoagna na haghoregna a God eigna a Jisas.

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