Romankena 1:22-23

Romankena 1:22-23 BYX

Be re tuqun ai ra dai araa saikngias, dap ta, dai ama qabaing per a ra. De ama Ngemumaqa i qe iames masmas, dai ver araa tuaqevep dai re kirlvem se aa ansinki, de sagel araa tekmeriirang i liirang aa i re lautu sever iirang. Be ama Ngemumaqa i qurli qa masmas, dai quasiq ai re lautu sagel ka. Dap te lautu sevet liirang aa i ai de quasiq ai qurli iirang masmas. I liirang aa i re lautu sagel iirang, dai iirang ngerem ngim taquarl ama qaqet de ngen ama uaik, de ngen ama aurl, de ngen ama qem, i liirang aa i re tekmet niirang.

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