Kim-sio̍k
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Kim-sio̍k sī chi̍t-lūi gôan-sò͘, khah gâu sit-khì tiān-chú lâi piàn chò iông-lî-chú, ia̍h-sī kap kî-thaⁿ kim-sio̍k gôan-chú chi-kan sán-seng kim-sio̍k kiat-ha̍p.
Chū-jiân-kài ê kim-sio̍k tōa-hūn lóng-sī í hòa-ha̍p-bu̍t ê hêng-sek chûn-chāi, chí-ū chió-sò͘ sī to̍k-li̍p goân-chú ê hêng-sek, pau-koat n̂g-kim kap gîn-á.
Li̍t-siông seng-o̍ah tiong ê kim-sio̍k it-poaⁿ ū chi̍t-kóa kiōng-tông ê sèng-chit, pau-koat tō-tiān, tō-jia̍t, kim-ku̍t, ū tián-iân-sèng, che-sī in-ūi kim-sio̍k gôan-chú chi-kan ū chū-iû tiān-chú.
Kho-ha̍k-siōng, kim-sio̍k ē-tàng hun-sêng kúi-ā-ê lūi-pia̍t:
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