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मत्तायोस 5:4

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नॆ दुक्‍खे सारनर, आरिन धर्मेस आसीस ननोस, आर सान्‍ति ख़क्‍खोर।

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मत्तायोस 5:4 - नॆ दुक्‍खे सारनर, आरिन धर्मेस आसीस ननोस, आर सान्‍ति ख़क्‍खोर।मत्तायोस 5:4 - नॆ दुक्‍खे सारनर, आरिन धर्मेस आसीस ननोस, आर सान्‍ति ख़क्‍खोर।मत्तायोस 5:4 - नॆ दुक्‍खे सारनर, आरिन धर्मेस आसीस ननोस, आर सान्‍ति ख़क्‍खोर।मत्तायोस 5:4 - नॆ दुक्‍खे सारनर, आरिन धर्मेस आसीस ननोस, आर सान्‍ति ख़क्‍खोर।

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Prayer for a Hurting World मत्तायोस 5:4 पुना गच्छरना NT (BSI)

Prayer for a Hurting World

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Good Mourning मत्तायोस 5:4 पुना गच्छरना NT (BSI)

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