Mathay 23:37

Mathay 23:37 CMOL

“Hơi bunuyh ta ƀon Yêrusalem, bunuyh ta Yêrusalem, khân ay may lĕ nkhât jêh bunuyh ntơyh nau ngơi Kôranh Brah kăl e nơh, sŏ lŭ ntŭp nkhât lơi i bunuyh Kôranh Brah đă hăn nti khân ay may. Yơn ma lĕ ƀaƀơ ngăn Gâp ŭch rgum khân ay may, tâm ban ma me iăr rtŭk kon ăn gŭ gum ta nâm nar păng. Tih ma khân ay may mâu ôh ŭch.

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Mathay 23:37 - “Hơi bunuyh ta ƀon Yêrusalem, bunuyh ta Yêrusalem, khân ay may lĕ nkhât jêh bunuyh ntơyh nau ngơi Kôranh Brah kăl e nơh, sŏ lŭ ntŭp nkhât lơi i bunuyh Kôranh Brah đă hăn nti khân ay may. Yơn ma lĕ ƀaƀơ ngăn Gâp ŭch rgum khân ay may, tâm ban ma me iăr rtŭk kon ăn gŭ gum ta nâm nar păng. Tih ma khân ay may mâu ôh ŭch.

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