ROM 1:26-28

ROM 1:26-28 MCNT2006

Tedawngah Pathen lawng thlaang-hing he yarau pawh koeila aka awm pumsa cuk-halhna dawngah a thlah phaam sut. Hutaa hue lawng pateng khaw asoeng akam awmna ham koei hutaa phung te asoeng nawh la a hawna u tih khat oen khat thawlhna a sai u. Tih van toengtoengla tawngpa hue lawngkhaw asoeng akam la hutaa oen pawlneengna te a hoett tih pumsa cuk-halhna dawngah tawngpa lawng khat oen khat yahna koei thaihu the thawlhna a sai u dawngah thaihu the a sai phu te ahimi lawng a dang u van. Pathen kawng cuihna taktak te thlaanghing lawng a thinkaw khuiah khueh ham a ngaih u nawh dawngah aciimcaih nawh thinkaw lungbui khueh ham Pathen lawng a thlahphaam. Tedawngah sai koei nawh athe thaihu a sai u.

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