Maka 13:35-37

Maka 13:35-37 GVF

Ogu kobaan pu dinangwa unam mo, kamin taangwa unam mo, mine main kamin tanangwa unam mo, kwimile taanima unam mo, kaun ta pirekungwa mere na uralga kaun i ta pirekinwa. Pirekinga, ena kanekun ere milo. Na gin taran uralga i ul paikire kanekun ere milo. I yal kobe ka di tega mere ibal kobe para wen di teiwa. Kanekun ere milo,” dire Yesu iru di gawlima kobe tongwa.

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