Luk 7:47-48

Luk 7:47-48 NHU

Nonɛn, ɛ́ me ensee ɛ̂ wo lɛ, kpwoon wvun nu ɛ duŋcɛ keŋkoŋɛn ke baay njefo bó nu ɛ lɛɛshɛ wase bibefɛ biew bì duule baay. Geenɛn, ɛ wee wvù bó lɛɛshi bibefɛ biew ɛ bí nu caan duŋci keŋkoŋɛn ke caan.” Ɛ Jisos mum gay ɛ̂ kpwoon wɛ lɛ, “Bó nu ɛ lɛɛshɛ wase bibefɛ biuw.”

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Luk 7:47-48 - Nonɛn, ɛ́ me ensee ɛ̂ wo lɛ, kpwoon wvun nu ɛ duŋcɛ keŋkoŋɛn ke baay njefo bó nu ɛ lɛɛshɛ wase bibefɛ biew bì duule baay. Geenɛn, ɛ wee wvù bó lɛɛshi bibefɛ biew ɛ bí nu caan duŋci keŋkoŋɛn ke caan.”
Ɛ Jisos mum gay ɛ̂ kpwoon wɛ lɛ, “Bó nu ɛ lɛɛshɛ wase bibefɛ biuw.”

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