Rom 1:26-28

Rom 1:26-28 BUK

Tu ŋamalac si giso-ŋga, dec Anötö hu ŋac siŋ bu sêkôm gêŋ mayaŋ-ŋga tôm ŋac si ŋalôm ŋagalac kêgilí ŋac. Ŋac si lauwhê sêhu lauwhê ti ŋgac si lêŋ solop sêmbo sêwhiŋ dauŋ-ŋga siŋ, ma sêsa lêŋ so. Ma ŋalêŋ tigeŋ lauŋgac sêhu lauwhê ti ŋgac si lêŋ solop siŋ ma mêtê atac ŋagalac pi dandi-ŋga gêm ŋac ahuc sambuc. Lauŋgac sêkôm mêtê mayaŋ-ŋga sêwhiŋ lauŋgac, ma tu dinaŋ-ŋga sêtap ŋagêyô naŋ gic mêtê sac kaiŋ dinaŋ ŋawaê, naŋ sa yêc dau si ŋamlic. Ŋamalac sêlic ŋayham bu s êpuc dômbwê Anötö, ma tu dinaŋ-ŋga iŋ hu ŋac siŋ e ŋac si gauc timboloc, ma sêkôm mêtê naŋ gic ŋamalac ŋawaê dom.

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