Philippi 3:13-14

Philippi 3:13-14 MACETN

A bhraithrean, cha n-eil mi meas gun do ghlac mi. Ach aon rud: a diochuimhneachadh gu dearbh na tha am dheigh, gam shineadh fhein dhʼ ionnsuidh nan nichean a tha romham, Tha mi greasad thun a chuspair, gu duais gairm neamhaidh Dhe ann an Iosa Criosta.

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Philippi 3:13-14 - A bhraithrean, cha n-eil mi meas gun do ghlac mi. Ach aon rud: a diochuimhneachadh gu dearbh na tha am dheigh, gam shineadh fhein dhʼ ionnsuidh nan nichean a tha romham,
Tha mi greasad thun a chuspair, gu duais gairm neamhaidh Dhe ann an Iosa Criosta.

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