लूका 6:27-28

लूका 6:27-28 NLXNT

“पुण मी तुमूह होमलनारा किथु कि आपणो दुसमोनापूर प्रेम केरू; जो तुमरो शत्रु हि, तान हाजो केरू. जो तुमूह हाराप आपणे, ताह आशीर्वाद आपु, जो तुमूह बदनाम करने; तान केरता प्रार्थना केरू.

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लूका 6:27-28 - “पुण मी तुमूह होमलनारा किथु कि आपणो दुसमोनापूर प्रेम केरू; जो तुमरो शत्रु हि, तान हाजो केरू. जो तुमूह हाराप आपणे, ताह आशीर्वाद आपु, जो तुमूह बदनाम करने; तान केरता प्रार्थना केरू.

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