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GarryVolchara [31]
3 years ago
6

Panuto: Gumawa ng isang Dasalo Panolongin tung sog.

History
1 answer:
Assoli18 [71]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

O Diyos ko, nandoon ulit ako sa lugar na iyon Sa aking mga tuhod Ipinahiga ang aking buhay sa harap Mo Salamat sa krus na umiyak ka "Tapos na" Ginawa mo ito Kumpleto na ang pagpapatawad Maaari akong mabuhay magpakailanman sa Iyong biyaya Magpakailanman sa pag-ibig Mo Kaya Humihingi ako ngayon para sa Iyong kapatawaran Para sa mga nagawang pagkakamali At ang mga bagay na napabayaan ko Humihingi ako ng patawad Para sa mga taong nasaktan ko sa daan At sa mga taong hindi ko nais na mahalin tulad ng pag-ibig mo Humihingi ako ng patawad Natatanggap Ko ang Iyong kapatawaran at nilulutas ko sa aking puso Na sa Iyong lakas natutukoy kong hindi na gawin muli ang mga kamalian na ito Natanggap ko ang Iyong kapatawaran At sa pamamagitan ng kapangyarihan ng Iyong Banal na Espiritu ay lumalakad ako palayo sa lahat ng alam kong mali at yumakap sa lahat ng nalalaman ko tungkol sa Iyo Para sa kaharian, ang kapangyarihan at ang kaluwalhatian ay palagi at magpakailanman, Amen

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