PONUGUTAN 16:20

PONUGUTAN 16:20 BDK

Mositi' no dot otulid kasai' o pomumutus dokoyu om a' manampaping, om kopomogun-mogun kou indo do hilo'd pomogunan di patahakon do TUHAN, i Kinorohingan dokoyu, dot id dokoyu, om hilo' kasai' kou nondo do momogun-mogun dot id suang do kosimbayanan.

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