“Dichoso y taotao, ni ti mamomocat gui pinagat y manaelaye, ni y ti sumasaga gui chalan manisao, ni y ti matatachong gui
siyan ayo sija y manmanmofefea. Lao guiya lay Jeova, ayo y minagofña, ya y layña jajaso, jaane yan puenge. Ya
taegüijeja y trongcon jayo ni y matanme gui oriyan sadog, ya guaja tinegchaña gui tiempoña, ya y jagonña ti umalayo;
ya todo y finatinasña mumemegae. Lao ti taegüine y manaelaye; lao parejo yan y paja ni y güinaefe ni y manglo.
Sa enao na ti mangajujulo y manaelaye gui sentensia; ni y manisao gui y inetnon manunas. Sa si Jeova jatungo y chalan
manunas: lao y chalan manaelaye ufanmalingo.” Salmo 1
(Josephine Chargualaf Varley, Narrator, Salmo 1).
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With the Waters of the Persian Gulf on the Left, Right, Underneath and Ahead, She Walks Alone to the
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