Epereu 13:8

Epereu 13:8 MAV

Iesui ti Aiꞌakag Akag toineꞌen tuweꞌewy wuatꞌi eꞌat pe. Aikotã saꞌawyꞌi Iesui toineꞌen koitywy iꞌewyte toineꞌen tuweꞌewy te mukiꞌite tuweꞌewy te toineꞌen eꞌihatꞌok tuweꞌewy te wuatꞌi eꞌat pe tuweꞌewy te yn toineꞌen. Tewaku hap ewy yn topyhuꞌat wuatꞌi eꞌat pe.

Read Epereu 13

Compare All Versions: Epereu 13:8

Verse Images for Epereu 13:8

Epereu 13:8 - Iesui ti Aiꞌakag Akag toineꞌen tuweꞌewy wuatꞌi eꞌat pe. Aikotã saꞌawyꞌi Iesui toineꞌen koitywy iꞌewyte toineꞌen tuweꞌewy te mukiꞌite tuweꞌewy te toineꞌen eꞌihatꞌok tuweꞌewy te wuatꞌi eꞌat pe tuweꞌewy te yn toineꞌen. Tewaku hap ewy yn topyhuꞌat wuatꞌi eꞌat pe.

Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Epereu 13:8

The Same Yesterday, Today, And Forever.

3 days

Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this timeless devotional. God’s Word never changes. He never changes. He is the starting point and ending. He holds the future in His hands. Time obeys His Command. He stands alone and no one can defeat Him. The same God of the Bible, is the same God of today, tomorrow and forevermore. Let God transform your heart as you read this heart-transforming message.

God's Consistent Care

3 Days

Is it hard for you to lift your eyes from the immediate problem to appreciate the forever care and consistency of God? I pray these guided meditations will offer you hope as you seek after God’s care and that you find comfort in the unchanging God. That you will be consistent in your desire to pursue a very consistent God. The God who was, who is, and forever will be.

Faith, Hope and Love - Corrie Ten Boom

3 Days

Throughout the generations, several Bible verses have been very important in the lives of family ten Boom. This reading plan around the theme of FAITH, HOPE, and LOVE will help you see the meaning and application of these verses to your own life as well.

Why Worry?

3 Days

In this 3-day reading plan, Bre Jackson inspires believers, and new believers alike, to self-examine the root of what steals their joy and peace. Bre uses the story of Ruth and Naomi to illustrate that God often uses our afflictions to achieve His divine purpose.