GALATIA 3:14

GALATIA 3:14 LAIASC

Bonak ere, Allah, Abraham asan akot aemen. Kristus, era Yahudi apok oweam, emes asan akot boem, akot ajie. Erarawa Are salib wus oup ajiriseme. Me Armat Ipit eemnak bamesemkorom owe, era asan akot aemomemtemas. Allaham aJip era owe batetam ataaji aee. Era oweam Allah Jip ataettemas. Emesare, Kristus emes pak baemtam akot ajie. Erarawa Are Allah ajurusumtaro pak asurumtamero.

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