1 Bheiqtuvluv 3:3-4

1 Bheiqtuvluv 3:3-4 AEU

Tsailkheel al jaiq jel dai lav sav nail, phul heel al jaiq jel dai goe nail, aqgaq aqdoi doi nail, al hai aqmaol nail lavqniil phao hel daiq meeq lal dai, thaq lav sav. Nul juq nail aqmaol hel daiq meeq lal dai, neema lavqkhoel phao niail hai lav sav yaoq. Neema nee nuq nee beiv aol khi, neema aqmeeq phaq aol yaoq. Al hai hel daiq meeq lal dai lav sav nail phaq neq, maq cov ail nia nail nee ovqtavq, Miqyail nail sivtavq bhai aqphoiq phoiq dee dee nail phaq pevq nail ngaol.

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