LUKAX 7:47-48

LUKAX 7:47-48 WCL

Mawh kheu nan Aux krai ka maix, phimap nawh pa haoh pa hun, hoik pluat ploi. Mawh kheu nawh hoik moh tom nie. Viang mawh nan, pui pa pluat ploi ceeix ngie, moh ceeix ngie heue.” Nawh Cao ah nin ka bun an, “Hoik pluat hoik ploi phimap maix heue.”

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Luk 7:1-50

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LUKAX 7:47-48 - Mawh kheu nan Aux krai ka maix, phimap nawh pa haoh pa hun, hoik pluat ploi. Mawh kheu nawh hoik moh tom nie. Viang mawh nan, pui pa pluat ploi ceeix ngie, moh ceeix ngie heue.” Nawh Cao ah nin ka bun an, “Hoik pluat hoik ploi phimap maix heue.”

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