1 Jon 2:1

1 Jon 2:1 GFKNTP

Iau pakat kaiken ra linge taar ta muat ira natigu gar ta Krais waing muat pa na gil ra sakena. Iesen bia tikai na gil ta sakena, audahat tikai kana nong i iangianga wara gaie dahat ra matmataan ta God. Ma aie ne Jisas Krais no takodasiana.

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1 Jon 2:1 - Iau pakat kaiken ra linge taar ta muat ira natigu gar ta Krais waing muat pa na gil ra sakena. Iesen bia tikai na gil ta sakena, audahat tikai kana nong i iangianga wara gaie dahat ra matmataan ta God. Ma aie ne Jisas Krais no takodasiana.

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