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MATTHAI 5:38-39

MATTHAI 5:38-39 RZB

“Mit tumrul in mit, kam tumrul in kam, ti ai amahte relhnak tu ling i si. Ikhalselai kai cenin hetihin ning rel ing. Ning hnawmcantu vumah phuzul mah ih; mi pakhatkhat in na kiahhan lam biang na beng lekhaw na kekeh lam biang khai tun rih tu lawlaw.

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