FILIPI 3:10-11

FILIPI 3:10-11 TUSI TAPU

A te mea e manako fua au ki ei, ke iloa ne au a Keliso mo te mana o tena toetu; ke kau fakatasi au i ona puapuaga, ke pau foki maua i tona mate, i te fakamoemoe ke toetu ake au mai te mate ki te ola.

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FILIPI 3:10-11 - A te mea e manako fua au ki ei, ke iloa ne au a Keliso mo te mana o tena toetu; ke kau fakatasi au i ona puapuaga, ke pau foki maua i tona mate, i te fakamoemoe ke toetu ake au mai te mate ki te ola.

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