Titus 1:7-8

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Penatu'a Samasa re, de ra'ala riy mak hota rodi plolli la Uplerlawna kniarni pede twalir die riy mak kakleha do'a-hala pede taken niana riy raklaka la halli wawannu, de twalir mak edonna kwarehi-kwatalu pede nahmena nlernohora riy ralma-riorni, onde riy maka kahuri-kawo'or lawna onde mak kma'wu, onde mak ktokal limni-kwe'el lakni onde ralamni nden rer lia kupna-kai. Ta'ala riy maka niniha-malmiali niohora riy mak kma kwaloha-kwalakta, mak ralamni nala hya' maka kalwieda-paitiota, maka katahan ralamni la do'a-hala, mak kakleha do'a-hal la Uplerlawna, me la rimormior wialli. Ne tamkek la riy mak katu kodi inonni la hanek-harahu wuawannu.

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