1 Peter 2:2-3

1 Peter 2:2-3 MUX

Auliele-ni eni kondu kolupa we tepa konjulimú mele laye-kolte piliiku kene piliiku kaí piliiring akiliinga kangambula-kikima ame aima waka kolemele mele eni aku-siku ame kaiéle, méle kis te naa pili ame, kanili waka kolai. Ame kanili kangieliinga mólu, minéliinga amele. Kangambula-kikima ame naa noku kene ai naa leku molku kis-silimele mele aku-siku eninga minima Pulu Yili-nga ungele naa nungí kene minima kapula ai naa lepa, tondulu naa pumba.

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