Zan 13:14-15

Zan 13:14-15 GDZ

Ni nɛ̀igi gè ga wa-ɠalamɔin, ta wo-Maliɠii, gè wo-ɠɔɠɔiti maagba, wa ɓalaagi à ɗa ɓɔɠɔ ɠɔɠɔiti maagba, wo ɠilagilagiti pɛ. Mazɔlɔɔ poo ka gè fea wo ya, kɛni wa ɓalaa wo kɛ eɠɛʋelei gè kɛa la wo ʋɛ.

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Zan 13:14-15 - Ni nɛ̀igi gè ga wa-ɠalamɔin, ta wo-Maliɠii, gè wo-ɠɔɠɔiti maagba, wa ɓalaagi à ɗa ɓɔɠɔ ɠɔɠɔiti maagba, wo ɠilagilagiti pɛ. Mazɔlɔɔ poo ka gè fea wo ya, kɛni wa ɓalaa wo kɛ eɠɛʋelei gè kɛa la wo ʋɛ.

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