Rooma 1:17

Rooma 1:17 MMY

A gata pa, aattí kabarre ta daana, ga Mella garee kadar ga ɗayaŋ ma botol maa ga garawɗiy paaɗe giimi ɗayaŋ unti. Botol maa gu giimi deeɗo ɗayaŋ unti pa, ay ma amanno kayti ka min diiliti ya dessiti. Keeke pa ay aleŋ maa gi Kitamniti Mellayi beneyye gee: «Gimu ma ɗayaŋ unti Mellayi ma amanniti gasakkaca hayaatane ta tirta.»

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Rooma 1:17 - A gata pa, aattí kabarre ta daana, ga Mella garee kadar ga ɗayaŋ ma botol maa ga garawɗiy paaɗe giimi ɗayaŋ unti. Botol maa gu giimi deeɗo ɗayaŋ unti pa, ay ma amanno kayti ka min diiliti ya dessiti. Keeke pa ay aleŋ maa gi Kitamniti Mellayi beneyye gee: «Gimu ma ɗayaŋ unti Mellayi ma amanniti gasakkaca hayaatane ta tirta.»

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