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Mateo 16:15-16

Mateo 16:15-16 BLWNT

Yag anat ekat Jesus an chichéén, “Ngém chàyu kaỳ, nokayà agé nò ah manmanmàyu.” Yag sommongfat ah Simon Pedro way mangaliyén, “Hea hen anchi Cristu way empopostan Apudyus way umaley mantoray, te hea hen anà paat hen anchi natattagu way Apudyus.”

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