Rom 12:21

Rom 12:21 SGZNT

Ngo tekes a longoi sápkin uri narsá gam, koion gama mángát pasi kán tatalen sang náng kátlán i gam má gama kosoi bul mai sápkin uri narsán. Ngo ngorer, kán sápkin tatalen ákte suka bámia gam. Ái sár, gama kosoi mai lain tatalen, má ngorer gam suka bámiai kán sápkin er a longoi narsá gam.

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Rom 12:21 - Ngo tekes a longoi sápkin uri narsá gam, koion gama mángát pasi kán tatalen sang náng kátlán i gam má gama kosoi bul mai sápkin uri narsán. Ngo ngorer, kán sápkin tatalen ákte suka bámia gam. Ái sár, gama kosoi mai lain tatalen, má ngorer gam suka bámiai kán sápkin er a longoi narsá gam.

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