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NAHUMU 1:3

NAHUMU 1:3 BLPB2014

Yehova ndiye wolekerera mkwiyo, koma wa mphamvu yaikulu; ndi wosamasula ndithu wopalamula; njira ya Yehova ili m'kamvulumvulu ndi mumkuntho; ndipo mitambo ndiyo fumbi la mapazi ake.

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