Amoo̱ 5:24

Amoo̱ 5:24 MAIX

Ta̱sá mejénna nga xikótsꞌèn monga ndáfoaa̱, bo̱a̱ má ngatama kjo̱a̱ndaa̱, kó xikó má má nga monga xo̱ngàndántꞌieé xi xíyájiín, bo̱a̱ má ngatama kjo̱a̱kixi̱i̱.

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Amoo̱ 5:24 - Ta̱sá mejénna nga xikótsꞌèn monga ndáfoaa̱,
bo̱a̱ má ngatama kjo̱a̱ndaa̱,
kó xikó má má nga monga xo̱ngàndántꞌieé xi xíyájiín,
bo̱a̱ má ngatama kjo̱a̱kixi̱i̱.

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