Deimisi 3:9-10

Deimisi 3:9-10 ABY

Ibake iyanu meanama Babae Godibake we ma irauaiai ukaisike nono iyanu i demui meanama eme emua yaisinae Godi ariroma nono emuabake wake merama weaisiie Godibairo merama wake weaisi. I meana demuima we ma irauaiai ukeka wakeini merama wake weekaini weaku. Naiyemuku, imuke eawe. I ari enoe ba me!

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Deimisi 3:9-10 - Ibake iyanu meanama Babae Godibake we ma irauaiai ukaisike nono iyanu i demui meanama eme emua yaisinae Godi ariroma nono emuabake wake merama weaisiie Godibairo merama wake weaisi. I meana demuima we ma irauaiai ukeka wakeini merama wake weekaini weaku. Naiyemuku, imuke eawe. I ari enoe ba me!

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