Ipipẽ Xà 1:3

Ipipẽ Xà 1:3 RAM

Na ca ha ate me ihkàhhôc ita cahyt, ne kam me gapac na, ca ha ampeaj kam me gakry. Ne por quê ha me kampa ne me hahkre pej atajê, quê ha hanea ne ame hakry. Hõ, por quê ha ampeaj kam me Pahpãm jarkwa itajê kam, me hapac pejti atajê, quê ha ihtỳj me hakry. He, quê ha nee ampo te hajỹr xà itajê amji to hàhtũm ry nare, na quê ha me hakry.

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