Malachi 4:5-6

Malachi 4:5-6 DBD

Tilo, au e hai gi hanadu de pelaabisi go Elijah gi oodou daha, i mua de dae mai o de laangi maolunga, ma de hagamaatagu o TAGI MAOLUNGA. Gai ia e hagadanuaa naa magavaa o denga maadua ma alaadeu dama, ma magavaa o denga dama ma olaadeu maadua; kana hanadu au ga oha de henua ga hagamalaia.”

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Malachi 4:5-6 - Tilo, au e hai gi hanadu de pelaabisi go Elijah gi oodou daha, i mua de dae mai o de laangi maolunga, ma de hagamaatagu o TAGI MAOLUNGA. Gai ia e hagadanuaa naa magavaa o denga maadua ma alaadeu dama, ma magavaa o denga dama ma olaadeu maadua; kana hanadu au ga oha de henua ga hagamalaia.”

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