Marcos 4:39-40

Marcos 4:39-40 CGC

Pag-ambal danen, gabangon kanen daw pauntat din angin an daw pamanduan din baled an, “Maglinaw daw maglineng!” Dayon, gauntat biskeg na angin daw sikad kalmada. Gambal kanen i ki danen, “Man-o tak nadlek kaw? Ula kaw gid pagsalig ki yaken?”

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Marcos 4:39-40 - Pag-ambal danen, gabangon kanen daw pauntat din angin an daw pamanduan din baled an, “Maglinaw daw maglineng!” Dayon, gauntat biskeg na angin daw sikad kalmada. Gambal kanen i ki danen, “Man-o tak nadlek kaw? Ula kaw gid pagsalig ki yaken?”

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