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TAKADA 4:31

TAKADA 4:31 GAA

A beyi de nsubiya Yesu yi lepa, anya de su tala zizika. Guru asu su sika nja Aworo nsuseki, su ma yi beta Mirikisi ba womba.

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TAKADA 4:31 - A beyi de nsubiya Yesu yi lepa, anya de su tala zizika. Guru asu su sika nja Aworo nsuseki, su ma yi beta Mirikisi ba womba.TAKADA 4:31 - A beyi de nsubiya Yesu yi lepa, anya de su tala zizika. Guru asu su sika nja Aworo nsuseki, su ma yi beta Mirikisi ba womba.

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