Rawumlil dhäwu 16:18

Rawumlil dhäwu 16:18 DNT

Ga balanyayiny ŋunhi yolŋu walal bäyŋun walal ŋuli gi ŋunhi djäma Garraywuny limurruŋgalaŋawnydja Djesu-Christkuny; djämany walal ŋuli ga ŋunhi yindikunhaminyarawnha yan, märr walal dhu ga märram ŋula nhä mala ŋunhi nhaku walal ŋuli ga djälthirr. Yo, waŋany walal ŋuli ga ŋunhi manymakkum dhika be, yurr ŋuriŋiyi dhärukthuny walalaŋgal walal ŋuli ga mayali'-gämany yolŋunhan walalany, ŋunhi walal ŋuli ga märr-yuwalkmirriyirr ŋula nhaku mala bawalamirriwnha yan.

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