Galesia 2:15-16

Galesia 2:15-16 SLLNT

Ena na Yuda ari hobi wiyol tau Lo krehaman ha wine olkungwo hobi mongwo ala i gogo ta ya sina sire molkiminua. Molkiminba, yu nomani si piminia. Lo krehaman ha ana holo holo obil wine olere, u wai alga God na wai hanamua di pinangwo hobi God hanere wai hankimia, Kraist haya gol na tere ol wai ol na tomia u wai nalga pamua di pinangwo hobi, God hanere wai hanamua. Hanangwo i pire na Yisas Kraist tani pir tere moliwa. Ena na ganba ari digan moliba, Yisas pir tega i God na hanere, amane dime dire moma di na hamua. Yal ta Lo krehaman ha wine olere, awai honagi onangwo God hanere ni amane monua di tenamo? Ta ditekinamua. Ditekinamba, Yisas Kraist gol na tere ol wai ol na tenangwo amane molalua di pinangwo i, God hanere wai hanamua.

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