EHPESU 2:10

EHPESU 2:10 JHVT3

Kaning rai nme law, anhte shi a magam bungli rai nga ga ai; mai kaja ai bungli shachyen na, Hkristu Yesu hta e hpan da ai ni gaw, anhte rai nga ga ai: dai mai kaja ai bungli hta anhte hkawm nga u ga, Karai Kasang gaw dai ni hpe shawng nnan e lajang tawn da mu ai.

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EHPESU 2:10 - Kaning rai nme law, anhte shi a magam bungli rai nga ga ai; mai kaja ai bungli shachyen na, Hkristu Yesu hta e hpan da ai ni gaw, anhte rai nga ga ai: dai mai kaja ai bungli hta anhte hkawm nga u ga, Karai Kasang gaw dai ni hpe shawng nnan e lajang tawn da mu ai.

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