Jn 13:34-35

Jn 13:34-35 MGO

Mə yɨ əni nàʼ ɨkə fi ɨ nən ni: mbə̀ ghaʼ mbə bɔŋgɔb. Ɨchî nɨ mə̀ nyaʼa ghaʼ əwən, əne mbə̀ berɨ bɨ ghaʼ mbə bɔŋgɔb. Mbə mɨ ghaʼ mbə bɔŋgɔb, njɨ bə̂d mɨjìm bɨrɨ kyerɨ ni mbə̀ yɨ mbɨ mə̀mə̀ə̀nɨ̀-ɨnû.”

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Jn 13:34-35 - Mə yɨ əni nàʼ ɨkə fi ɨ nən ni: mbə̀ ghaʼ mbə bɔŋgɔb. Ɨchî nɨ mə̀ nyaʼa ghaʼ əwən, əne mbə̀ berɨ bɨ ghaʼ mbə bɔŋgɔb. Mbə mɨ ghaʼ mbə bɔŋgɔb, njɨ bə̂d mɨjìm bɨrɨ kyerɨ ni mbə̀ yɨ mbɨ mə̀mə̀ə̀nɨ̀-ɨnû.”

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