Iyono 3:14

Iyono 3:14 AMM

Moloi si? Toku mo Musiyo tomoki nuwo akaiya yoki, a mokiso, nu somiso asimai. Tomoki nuwo akaiya yoki, noko nokolaloyo ki monoi, ititounikai monoi. Noinoso akaimona yoinomo, asi asi noko nokolaloni noko siyoli nokota yo mo. Akaimona yakinomo, noko nokolaloyo mulumolo luwaimonoinomo.

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Iyono 3:14 - Moloi si? Toku mo Musiyo tomoki nuwo akaiya yoki, a mokiso, nu somiso asimai. Tomoki nuwo akaiya yoki, noko nokolaloyo ki monoi, ititounikai monoi. Noinoso akaimona yoinomo, asi asi noko nokolaloni noko siyoli nokota yo mo. Akaimona yakinomo, noko nokolaloyo mulumolo luwaimonoinomo.

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