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माथ 5:11-12

माथ 5:11-12 NTSPT25

“भा़गानगेयापे इञ इया़ते होड़को निहा़ँतलेपेरे आरको खेदलेपेरे आर आ़उड़ियाक्‌ते सानाम लेकानाक् बा़ड़िच् आपे रेयाङको रोड़लेरे, आदो रा़सका़क्‌पे आर हुला़सोक्‌पे, एनते आपेयाक् कुड़ा़इ दो सेरमारे माराङगेया, एनते नोवा लेकागे आपे लाहारेन ना़बिकोको खेदलेत्‌कोवा।”

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