Matthew 18:2-3

Matthew 18:2-3 ORO

Iesu akore hekai ra itavape kai ereve aru hihi havahu aepape. Are mari maeaeape, O iele ara ero maeaeaive, E va iki helarivahaeaki aue ra leikilava, akoremari titaeka hovea leivahaeakive, e va kaia ve basileia ure ve arahava va ka.

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Matthew 18:2-3 - Iesu akore hekai ra itavape kai ereve aru hihi havahu aepape. Are mari maeaeape, O iele ara ero maeaeaive, E va iki helarivahaeaki aue ra leikilava, akoremari titaeka hovea leivahaeakive, e va kaia ve basileia ure ve arahava va ka.

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