Markus 16:6

Markus 16:6 MBT

Ne migkahiyan sikandan te kanakan, “Kene kew egkangilam! Nakataha a ne egpammitew kew ki Hisus ne matig-Nasarit ne inlansang te krus. Warad e sikandin kayi su neuyag e. Kema, pitawa niyu ka impaley-asan kandin.

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Markus 16:6 - Ne migkahiyan sikandan te kanakan, “Kene kew egkangilam! Nakataha a ne egpammitew kew ki Hisus ne matig-Nasarit ne inlansang te krus. Warad e sikandin kayi su neuyag e. Kema, pitawa niyu ka impaley-asan kandin.

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