Galesia 2:15-16

Galesia 2:15-16 KPX

Isito di laheho louge evive. Bita isi da noeau Diue ataea. No neinuvuiau no houevege no Diue ata holioholiale ata kebia toela nahate vaholisito Diue menaka ehovalu. No hilokage no Diue menaka ehovamale kemo Dilavau bae noheho hoto koseale loulivebene. “Laeau inutolotolote ataea.” Noeabuna Diue menaka ke ehovaholisito no uvu mai Iesu Kelisomo mavoliege Dilavana noheho loui kosea, “Laeau inutolotolote ataea.” Di louale keu koseanu. Ata oleu Diue menaka ehomamale keho Dilavau bae inutolotolote hoto ke loulivebene.

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