Ibr 5:12-13

Ibr 5:12-13 HAU

Ko da yake kamar a yanzu kam, ai, ya kamata ku zama masu koyarwa, duk da haka, ashe, ba ku wuce wani ya sāke koya muku jigajigan farko na Maganar Allah ba, har ya zamana sai an ba ku nono, ba abinci mai tauri ba. Ai, duk wanda yake nono ne abincinsa, bai ƙware da maganar adalci ba, kamar jariri yake.

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