Mark 15:33

Mark 15:33 MPHPO

Malany jita muwarn inypaning yurrng akutju, ta warntatarr wungijalk, ta wugarra yirrk kunak inimany nungmutput, angminy parak kapin wupurrk akut. Malany ta inimany nungmutput ta arukaruk inyalimpulngan ta 3 oꞌclock.

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