Matayo 6:1

Matayo 6:1 SAMIA

“Nimuhola esiindu silai, mweliindeenge obuteniinia mu moni w'abaandu, nimweekesa ebilai bi muba nimuholere. Olwohuba nimuhola mutyo, haba simuba muchia ohunyoolaho omukabo kwoosi ohutula eyiri Seeng'we oli Muukulu.

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Matayo 6:1 - “Nimuhola esiindu silai, mweliindeenge obuteniinia mu moni w'abaandu, nimweekesa ebilai bi muba nimuholere. Olwohuba nimuhola mutyo, haba simuba muchia ohunyoolaho omukabo kwoosi ohutula eyiri Seeng'we oli Muukulu.

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