IMBARANI 13:5

IMBARANI 13:5 KAM

Màtawa na lurimi ka àmbu na-panyàku-ya àmahu, tàka màtawa kai patoma wàbianya nggàraya tuda na maninya lai nyimi. Maa ba mbàda panii-naka i Ala, “Nda jia màta-anggunggau dàngu nda jia dunjaku-anggunggau,” wàna.

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IMBARANI 13:5 - Màtawa na lurimi ka àmbu na-panyàku-ya àmahu, tàka màtawa kai patoma wàbianya nggàraya tuda na maninya lai nyimi. Maa ba mbàda panii-naka i Ala, “Nda jia màta-anggunggau dàngu nda jia dunjaku-anggunggau,” wàna.

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