Paunakte 3:11-12

Paunakte 3:11-12 SCB2

Ka tapa awng, TOPA in tekna, hilna hong nei ciangin pha takpi in nadon in a, kidop natu hong piak thu hi ci in saang in. Nu le pate in a kiphatsak pui a ta khat, a tek a hil bangma TOPA in ama ii itte tek hi.

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Paunakte 3:11-12 - Ka tapa awng, TOPA in tekna, hilna hong nei ciangin pha takpi in nadon in a, kidop natu hong piak thu hi ci in saang in. Nu le pate in a kiphatsak pui a ta khat, a tek a hil bangma TOPA in ama ii itte tek hi.

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