ESAYA 53:5 (TSO29) - Kambe yena, u tlhaviwile hikwalaho

ESAYA 53:5 TSO29

Kambe yena, u tlhaviwile hikwalaho ka swidyoho swa hina, u tshoviwile hikwalaho ka ku homboloka ka hina, mimpfembeti leyi hi nyikaka ku rhula, yi le henhla ka yena, kutani hi tshunguriwa hi timbanga ta yena.

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ESAYA 53:5 - Kambe yena, u tlhaviwile hikwalaho ka swidyoho swa hina, u tshoviwile hikwalaho ka ku homboloka ka hina, mimpfembeti leyi hi nyikaka ku rhula, yi le henhla ka yena, kutani hi tshunguriwa hi timbanga ta yena.

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