KRIJTOTA YEU PU'ARIM YA'ARI 23:11

KRIJTOTA YEU PU'ARIM YA'ARI 23:11 YAQ

Junak junae tukaariatchi, ju'u yo'owe Jesukrijto aapo'iku au yeu machiak intok aapo ju'u Paplotau: ―Kat ko'om ea Paplo. Bwe'ituk empo, jiba inim jo'ara Jerusalen tea'po nee betana weyemta em a' teuwaalatuka'a benasia, ketchia empo aman bwe'u jo'ara Rooma' tea'u inien nee betana weyeka em noknee'uta utte'atune ―ti au jiiak.

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