Thì-tô Sû 2:13-14

Thì-tô Sû 2:13-14 THV12RDB

lòi tén-heu ngài-têu só phan-mong mùng-ên ke ngit-è lòi-to. Ke-sṳ̀, chṳ-thai ke Song-ti — ngài-têu Kiu-chú Yâ-sû Kî-tuk ke yùng-yeu oi hién-hien. Kî-tuk vi ngài-têu hî-sên chhṳ-kâ, he oi kiu-su̍k ngài-têu thot-lì yit-chhiet ke sià-ok, sṳ́ ngài-têu sàng-cho kì sùn-kiet ke chṳ́-mìn lòi kûi-su̍k kì, ngie̍t-sîm lòi hàng-san.

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