Eoin 19:36-37

Eoin 19:36-37 OC1970

Mar tharla na nithe seo ionas go bhfíorófaí an scrioptúr, “Ní bhrisfear cnámh dá chnámha.” Agus deir scrioptúr eile arís, “Amharcfaidh siad ar an té sin ar tholl siad a thaobh.”

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