John 3:16 in Watubela

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watubela kepulauan Maluku Island



 “Tuhan nafaganana Dunya, karna natora ni tu woi hai, mata heima nawe ulan amal, namata jat tei, fan diwa orja na'ai num hidup Ela magrua fia”

- John 3:16

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