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Versículo de la semana - 3 Juan: 2-4 - Parte 2

EPISODE · May 13, 2021 · 23 MIN

Versículo de la semana - 3 Juan: 2-4 - Parte 2

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Versículo de la semana - 3 Juan: 2-4 - parte 2  Salutación 1  1 El anciano a Gayo, el amado, a quien amo en la verdad.   2 Amado, yo deseo que tú seas prosperado en todas las cosas, y que tengas salud, así como prospera tu alma.   3 Pues mucho me regocijé cuando vinieron los hermanos y dieron testimonio de tu verdad, de cómo andas en la verdad.   4 No tengo yo mayor gozo que este, el oír que mis hijos andan en la verdad. 12 Mayo 2021 -

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