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King Lalibela

Yatreda ያጥሬዳ

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bisrategebreal2 years ago

ጥያቄ ለምንድን ነው ግን የኢትዮጵያ ነገስታት ቤተ ክርሰቲያን በማነጽ የተጠመዱት? የሰው ልጅም እኮ ክብር ቤተ ክርስቲያን ነው። ሰው እየተራበ የሰውን ችግር ከመፍታት ይልቅ ለምን ቤተ ክርስቲያን መስራት ላይ እንዳተኮሩ ሊገባኝ አልቻለም።

Demi☦️2 years ago

We dont want a race mixer representing our culture or history.

Jogin.chimp2 years ago

Love your art 🙏

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🌞 RicardoMDias 🌞2 years ago

i love ur art so much ! what do u think about the supposedly connections between the kingdom of Israel and the original Rastafari ethiopian community? And the so talked relationship between Queen Sheba and king Salomon ? could the rastafari been part of one of Israels tribes ?

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JOHN2 years ago

@BlenAmhara ታሪክ አታበላሹ ቅዱስ ላሊበላ መላጣ አልነበረም😎 70 ሚሊየን ነን የምትሉት ገባን ወይ መላጣ መውደድ😂😂

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