Markos 9:47

Markos 9:47 KLGV

Aw kun ya pag-inunu mu ya du-an na maka-imoꞌ kaw sa salaꞌ, madyaw pa baling na magpakawat kaw sa pangkay unu ya makapabuyu kanmu adti pag-imoꞌ sa salaꞌ. Pangkay pa kun lugiten ya kanmu mata, madyaw pa baling na mabuta ya sangkilid na mata mu aw sumeled kaw adti Kasakupan na Tyumanem kay sa awun duwa ya mata mu manang agbel kaw baling adti atulun na diliꞌ pagkapatayan.

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