2 Kolinita 3:5-6

2 Kolinita 3:5-6 KUD

Nigele teya hava alimaiyai iyamiyamiya ta ebeha awalowegai neta howahowamai ta mata teina paihowane apaihowai. Ala'alawowoli alimaiyai imiyamiya neta Yaubada ainaena ilaolaoma. Iya i'abiye ala'alawowoligai ta waloyemidi vauvauna awalo mahalavaei. Teina waloyemidi vauvaunane neta nigele loina lelelelena ainaena, na hesi Alu'aluwa Ve'ahihi ainaena. Wuwuna loina lelelelena neta tomowa i'oi'oiye mwalowoidi na Alu'aluwa Ve'ahihi tomowa yawahi imohemohedi.

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