FILIPI 4:12

FILIPI 4:12 LAIASC

Dere wan bare pak apok aemapo. Wan baream pak daytu aptam aemapo. Me, era samaniin samaniin aemapmin, dere jak akot aemapmin. Juiin afaafemaram, dere jak akot aemapmin. Dere emes baem aememo. Emesare, dere jak tuku aemaptey apaye, dere amosto aemaptey apaye, pak daytinak aemomemtey apaye, pak apok ajirisemtey apaye, dere jak akot aemapmin.

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