Bahebera 5:8-9

Bahebera 5:8-9 LEF

Mme le fa Jesu a ne a le Morwa Modimo, o ne a tshwanetse go ithuta ka ditiragalo tse di neng di mo diragalela gore go ikoba go ne go utlwala jang, fa go ikoba go ne go raya go boga. Erile a sena go itshupa fa a itekanetse mo maitemogelong a gagwe, Jesu a nna Moabi wa Poloko ya bosakhutleng mo go botlhe ba ba mo ikobelang.

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