H653 枯乾的骸骨阿 O YE DRY BONES (1/1)

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H653 枯乾的骸骨阿 O YE DRY BONES (1/1). 枯乾的胲骨阿，要聽主的話： O ye dry bones, hear the words of the Lord: 我必使氣息進入你們裡面， Behold, I will cause breath to enter into you, 你們就要活了，就要活了。 And ye shall live, and ye shall live.

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H653枯乾的骸骨阿O YE DRY BONES(1/1) 枯乾的胲骨阿，要聽主的話： O ye dry bones, hear the words of the Lord: 我必使氣息進入你們裡面， Behold, I will cause breath to enter into you, 你們就要活了，就要活了。 And ye shall live, and ye shall live.

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