Ephesians 2:8-9

Ephesians 2:8-9 OKVH

Avoeto ungo kogova amo ari ungotenau na ae rate embo na umo oenga ari sasapura ta orekari inono ke mane ara God na embo amuna God humota ere ua avo hondate eto ari sapura oreketo humbaguja amo God ta hande avoeto embo ta degi ikaguja.

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Ephesians 2:8-9-8-9 - Avoeto ungo kogova amo ari ungotenau na ae rate embo na umo oenga ari sasapura ta orekari inono ke mane ara God na embo amuna God humota ere ua avo hondate eto ari sapura oreketo humbaguja amo God ta hande avoeto embo ta degi ikaguja.

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