LUKA 7:47-48

LUKA 7:47-48 RZB

Na rel ing: a mi ithnak lianpui a larruaihnak in a sualhnak tampui heh ngaithiam i, ti larruai zo i. Ikhalselai a sualhnak tlawmniu lek a ngaithiammi in ithnak a tlawmniu ian larruai ve i,” tiin ti i. Cen Jesuh in nupang nu hnenah, “Na sualhnakte tu ngaithiam zo ihang,” tiin ti i.

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LUKA 7:47-48 - Na rel ing: a mi ithnak lianpui a larruaihnak in a sualhnak tampui heh ngaithiam i, ti larruai zo i. Ikhalselai a sualhnak tlawmniu lek a ngaithiammi in ithnak a tlawmniu ian larruai ve i,” tiin ti i.
Cen Jesuh in nupang nu hnenah, “Na sualhnakte tu ngaithiam zo ihang,” tiin ti i.

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