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1 Timothy 1:16

1 Timothy 1:16 SOSO

kɔnɔ Ala naxa kinikini n ma hali n findixi yunubitɔɛ ra naxan dangi birin na, alako Ala xa Mixi Sugandixi Isa xa diɲɛ gbegbe xa findi misaali ra mixie bɛ naxee danxaniyama a ma alako e xa kisi sɔtɔ naxan mu ɲɔnma abadan.

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