JON 8:36

JON 8:36 MLE

“Aw li wun God dikidi Nyan wun wuna gwuraam nyigil-kituwadiygwurik a vaal tabaam tigwur, aw alik ginyir ginyir a vaal samab gwuraam van ti maa. Aw li wun atawa kwurkituwa gwuraam, ginyir gwur adi kipa yawiy duw kaytik ti maa. Gwur adi mwiya nyan kaytik tikidiygwur.

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JON 8:36 - “Aw li wun God dikidi Nyan wun wuna gwuraam nyigil-kituwadiygwurik a vaal tabaam tigwur, aw alik ginyir ginyir a vaal samab gwuraam van ti maa. Aw li wun atawa kwurkituwa gwuraam, ginyir gwur adi kipa yawiy duw kaytik ti maa. Gwur adi mwiya nyan kaytik tikidiygwur.

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