Rom 4:18

Rom 4:18 NIINT

Eiparam eim wu tukui ni, kangił endi mengnermbii ni piinerim mon; ba eim Gos kin pii gii nipi, kui er mułang kin, Gos ek keimi ok nirim mił ei, tonu omba ni piirim. Yi mił, wumb andłam kanik poru ninjing ei mił, Eiparam Gos kin pii gii dinga nirim nge kui er mułang kin, Gos ek nirim mił, eim kapłi ermba. Pe Eiparam Gos kin pii gii nirim ei, Gos ek yi nirim mił, “Nim nge kupanim noł pei, yi mił tonu ongii.”

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