Marako 4:39-40

Marako 4:39-40 ACO85

En ocako co woko ci ojuko yamo, owaco ki nam ni, “Liŋ, pye mot.” Yamo ocako kwe, nam oliŋ mot. Openyogi ni, “Piŋo wulwor kit man? Wun pe wutye ki niye?”

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Marako 4:39-40 - En ocako co woko ci ojuko yamo, owaco ki nam ni, “Liŋ, pye mot.” Yamo ocako kwe, nam oliŋ mot. Openyogi ni, “Piŋo wulwor kit man? Wun pe wutye ki niye?”

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