Lukas 12:28

Lukas 12:28 BJN

Allah maulah tumbuhan liar nang itu manjadi bagus— padahal tumbuhan nang itu hidupnya cuma satumat haja. Amunya layu, ditimbai ka api. Nah, sudah jalas banar kalo, Allah labih maharagu bubuhan ikam daripada kambang nang itu. Ikam musti baiman ka Allah sualnya Allah cagar mancukupi pakaian lawan ikam!”

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Lukas 12:28 - Allah maulah tumbuhan liar nang itu manjadi bagus— padahal tumbuhan nang itu hidupnya cuma satumat haja. Amunya layu, ditimbai ka api. Nah, sudah jalas banar kalo, Allah labih maharagu bubuhan ikam daripada kambang nang itu. Ikam musti baiman ka Allah sualnya Allah cagar mancukupi pakaian lawan ikam!”

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