AMOS 5:24

AMOS 5:24 BDK

Nga' osonong nogi' do tumotos kou do momonsoi dit otulid gisom do lumuyung pondo do miagal do waig om momonsoi kou dit otopot do gisom do lumuyung iri do miagal do bawang dit a' insan do rumasak.

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AMOS 5:24 - Nga' osonong nogi' do tumotos kou do momonsoi dit otulid gisom do lumuyung pondo do miagal do waig om momonsoi kou dit otopot do gisom do lumuyung iri do miagal do bawang dit a' insan do rumasak.

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