1 Timoti 6:17

1 Timoti 6:17 ASGNT

Dana aza a na i n uciyi a aduniyan a nam pa ka̱ta̱ a yaꞋan a̱ra̱ɗi ba, ka̱ta̱ kpamu a zuwa utsura a̱ ubuta̱ wi ikebe i le ba. Ikebe i nan lo yi ta̱ a̱ kuta̱wa̱ ya laza babu megeshe. Amma e neke a̱ɗu e le u Ka̱shile vuza na wi n wuma vuza na kpamu u ci neke tsu n a̱bunda̱i adama a na ci ciya̱ ili i na ci a kuciga ka̱ta̱ ci yaꞋan ma̱za̱nga̱.

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