Romanus 16:25-27

Romanus 16:25-27 PLUNT

Kibeyne gidahan Uhokri. Ig detye adahan ikene wawaygyiy ku samah nah kuwis akki yit abet nnetni gidahan Kiyapwiye Jesus Cristo. Minikwak hiyeg kotenene hiyakte inakni kibeyne inetit gimin Kiyapwiye Jesus. Kurime in ekkepka ta gitkis madikte hiyeg muwwapu. In ekkepka gitkis amadgatak inakni yuwit ku pariye Uhokri gannasan ta gitkis gawnepepu pitatyepwi. Inakni kibeyne inetit ekkepka ku samah Uhokri dehetniye gawahkisni. In ekkepka ta gitkis madikte hiyeg kahadbe igkis ihpin kahadbe igkis kamaxwa ta gipitit Kiyapwiye Jesus. Ig Uhokri kagihiyakemnisima. Yuma pahapwinama kema igma. Kibeyne gidahan Uhokri gipitimpi Jesus Cristo adahan apanenekwa. Ameh.

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