Iakobo 3:9-10

Iakobo 3:9-10 IAR1920

I anai Amua Mai enei kopai‐awkana, i anai enei a’a anakaia‐elauna, a’a ane oro Eloi inu aipo eiakeina. Ane monou mere kopai voa, anakaia voa ane, elemanena. Na aroa a’a e, ei opara anana peo.

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Iakobo 3:9-10 - I anai Amua Mai enei kopai‐awkana, i anai enei a’a anakaia‐elauna, a’a ane oro Eloi inu aipo eiakeina.
Ane monou mere kopai voa, anakaia voa ane, elemanena. Na aroa a’a e, ei opara anana peo.

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