YOANE 16:13

YOANE 16:13 NTB

Ma ragi waina nae, Naatana ni nalomauana, ega wo umai, ega wo maraki mu pae napua paki nalomauana mamau: nalakena ega wo da dum̃ana pasa mau; ma ega wo pasa tea maga waina ega wo dogo ra: go ega wo noakisai mu tea maga waina euga wo umai.

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YOANE 16:13 - Ma ragi waina nae, Naatana ni nalomauana, ega wo umai, ega wo maraki mu pae napua paki nalomauana mamau: nalakena ega wo da dum̃ana pasa mau; ma ega wo pasa tea maga waina ega wo dogo ra: go ega wo noakisai mu tea maga waina euga wo umai.

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