JESAYA 1:13

JESAYA 1:13 KWN

Nonzambo deni edi muna kuretera nge mulyo mwato. Nonzambo dedumba lyewa edi muna kuzambera nge, kwange yihuna pokudifumbwira. Kapi tani vhuru kulididimikira yipito yeni yoKwedi koKupe noMasabata geni noyigongi yeni youkerelikarunga; nayinye yina di zonagura nonzo deni.

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