OC-OCOM 11:30-31

OC-OCOM 11:30-31 TB1973

Ket ni Jefte nangicari idi ken Jehova iti maysa a cari, ket kinunana, No sica yawatmonto coma iti imac dagiti annac ni Ammon, No casta isunto, a ti uray siasino nga umay manipud cadagiti ruruangan ti balayco a sumabet caniac, intono agsubliac iti talna nga aggapu cadagiti annac ni Ammon, isunto ti cucua ni Jehova, ket idatonconto kencuana a maipaay iti mapuuran a daton.

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