Room 1:26-28

Room 1:26-28 TPZ

Eꞌ a pusun in a ö ne Sosoenën to vakmis suk raoe. Ivëh, neꞌ to vaonöt suk raoe a vatet a ma iu koman pee. A ma taateꞌ vapoet poë varih, ivarih, o köövo to koe ee pa koroh me a ma voe pee, pare koroh vapiun hah me ee po upöm köövo. A pah taateꞌ avoeꞌ pamëh to teꞌ öök e non pa kën voe. A kën voe to koe ee pa koroh me a ma köövo pee, pare iu vapiun e ne pa koroh me ro upöm voe. Ivëh, nee se kon suk rakah ee po kamis apuh pa ma taateꞌ nee to nonok ne. Eꞌ to teꞌ akuk va kov e non manih, ee to vaörakuk e ne pa nat vavih e Sosoenën. Ivëh, ne Sosoenën to vakmis suk raoe pa ö neꞌ to vaonöt raoe pa vatet a ma kokoman örakuk pee, pare nok a ma taateꞌ to hikta teꞌ totoopin ne.

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