ʻO KA ʻEPISETOLE LUA A PAULO KA LUNAʻŌLELO I KO KORINETO 5:14

ʻO KA ʻEPISETOLE LUA A PAULO KA LUNAʻŌLELO I KO KORINETO 5:14 KBH

Ke koi ikaika mai nei ke aloha o Kristo iā mākou; no ka mea, ua akāka i ko mākou manaʻo, inā i make kekahi no nā mea a pau, inā ua make nā mea a pau.

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ʻO KA ʻEPISETOLE LUA A PAULO KA LUNAʻŌLELO I KO KORINETO 5:14 - Ke koi ikaika mai nei ke aloha o Kristo iā mākou; no ka mea, ua akāka i ko mākou manaʻo, inā i make kekahi no nā mea a pau, inā ua make nā mea a pau.

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