John 3:16 in the Baduy / Badui language

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John 3:16 in the Baduy / Badui language


“Tuhan sangat ngacintai dunia, bahwa dia mere putra tunggalana, bareng saha ulina kadituna, henteu moal paeh, ngalainkeun milik garis hirup nu kekal”
John 3:16




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