Kô-lìm-tô Heu-sû 12:6-7

Kô-lìm-tô Heu-sû 12:6-7 THV12RDB

Khì-sṳ̍t, ngài chhiu-he khoâ-khiéu, ya m̀ son he hâm-chhê, yîn-vi ngài só-kóng ke he sṳ-sṳ̍t. Chúng-he, ngài mò-oi khoâ-khiéu, miên-tet ngìn chiông ngài khon to thet kô, chhêu-ko kì chhai ngài sṳ̂n-song só khon-tó ya-he thâng-tó ke. Vi-tó m̀-oi pûn ngài yîn-vi tet-tó án tô thi̍t-phe̍t ke khí-sṳ chhiu sâ-phi, yû yit-kî net-è chhiuk-tén ngài ke sṳ̂n-thí, chhiong he pûn Sat-tan ke sṳ́-chá chhàn-sṳ̂n yit-yong, sṳ́ ngài m̀-kám kiêu-ngau.

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