Tito 3:1-3

Tito 3:1-3 SPL

Gawaman patoŋe galemlipyeŋe katyekŋetâ kinsai ya Kiristohât lohimbi kerekŋe yâk yeŋgât amutgen manmâ orotmeme âlepŋeâk otmâ mannomaihât ekyongowuat. Kândikum emelâk nenŋe Anitâhât topŋe pâpgum nâŋgân nâŋgân bâleŋe biwinenŋambâ teteop ya watmâ otnehâlâk nâŋgâm ihilâk mahilâk otminiwin. Lohimbi âlâ me âlâŋe tep hero kakŋan manŋetâ yekmâ senŋe âlâlâyeŋe ekŋâlem meyiŋgine sâm nâŋgâminiwin. Otmu lohimbi nombotŋe orop kasa oraŋgiminiwin. Yawu otmâ biwi nâŋgân nâŋgânnenŋe dondâ bâlemu manmunŋe kiŋgoŋ maŋgoŋ otminiop. Yawu otminiwin yakât nâŋgâm gâŋe ekyongorâ ki hâiaknomai. Otmu den belângen ki sahaŋginomai. Lok nombotŋaŋe den kakŋan sahaŋginomai yamâ eweyiŋgim lohotŋan otyiŋginomai. Otmu nombotŋaŋe kuk otmâ mem ge katyekne sâm otnomai ya mem sânduk tuhuyeknomai.

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