Matiyò 23:37

Matiyò 23:37 BMV

Jisòs fî jis jyana, “Wonê, ghàn ghɨt a Jèlusalèm ghɨ̂n ghe ghàn ywite fòktìsù chiksu ni, tumli ywiti sulesu se ghɨ tuma ha ghàn! Mu ti mômhì kə yu mu yu hi toŋa yùŋtè ghàn ni te nè ngwû nè wu toŋa yùŋtì mwəlà mù wûn a wun a sah à tù ghà biyani ghàn teta kə yi têt!

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Matiyò 23:37 - Jisòs fî jis jyana, “Wonê, ghàn ghɨt a Jèlusalèm ghɨ̂n ghe ghàn ywite fòktìsù chiksu ni, tumli ywiti sulesu se ghɨ tuma ha ghàn! Mu ti mômhì kə yu mu yu hi toŋa yùŋtè ghàn ni te nè ngwû nè wu toŋa yùŋtì mwəlà mù wûn a wun a sah à tù ghà biyani ghàn teta kə yi têt!

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