Hébreux 9:28

Hébreux 9:28 ANT

na ûr̂û-ré bar̂ee na Kérisö, na rhaaxâ rö nââ-ê vè êê pwaér̂ö cè ki kâ vè yerii pâr̂â kâmö pa pôr̂ô yéyé, nè yè bör̂i tö vèa vè pèkaar̂u, na na yèri yerii yè pâr̂â kâmö ré vi târ̂î-e yè vi pè mör̂u.

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Hébreux 9:28 - na ûr̂û-ré bar̂ee na Kérisö, na rhaaxâ rö nââ-ê vè êê pwaér̂ö cè ki kâ vè yerii pâr̂â kâmö pa pôr̂ô yéyé, nè yè bör̂i tö vèa vè pèkaar̂u, na na yèri yerii yè pâr̂â kâmö ré vi târ̂î-e yè vi pè mör̂u.

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