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Luukî 7:50

Luukî 7:50 YLE

Ngmênê Yesu ngê yi pyópu ka kwo, A ka che kêlîmî mb:anê, ṉono yilî u ngwo dî chedê té. Kwo, Ṉono yilî mênangê nuw:onuw:o dé, chi lêpî, mb:aamb:aa ngê mêchin:aa ya.

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Luk 7:1-50

Àwọn ètò kíkà ọ̀fé àti àyọkà tó ní ṣe pẹ̀lú Luukî 7:50

After God's Own Heart Luukî 7:50 The New Testament in the Rossel Language, also called the Yele Language, of Papua New Guinea

After God's Own Heart

5 Days

King David is described in the New Testament as a man after God’s own heart, meaning that he aligned his own heart with that of God’s. As we study David’s life, our goal for this series is to analyze the things David did in 1 & 2 Samuel in order to mold our hearts after God’s and resemble the same intensity of focus and spirit that David showcased throughout his life.

Following Jesus Our Mediator Luukî 7:50 The New Testament in the Rossel Language, also called the Yele Language, of Papua New Guinea

Following Jesus Our Mediator

7 Days

A blind beggar crying out desperately by the side of the road, an immoral woman despised as dirty by polite society, a corrupt government employee hated by all – how could any of these people from society’s fringes hope to connect with a holy God? Based on insights from the book of Luke in the Africa Study Bible, follow Jesus as he bridges the gap between God and the marginalized.

Gbá ohun èlò ti Bíbélì ìsisìyíwàyíOhun èlò tí BíbélìGba App Bibeli fun ọmọ wẹ́wẹ́Ohun èlò tí Bíbélì fún Àwon omode