KENESE, 15:4 (SOV) - Faauta foi, ua tŭlei mai le afioga

KENESE, 15:4 SOV

Faauta foi, ua tŭlei mai le afioga a Ieova ia te ia, ua faapea mai, E le fai lea tagata mou suli; a o le e fanaua e oe lava e fai o ia mou suli.

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