Rom 16:25-27

Rom 16:25-27 MVA

Nge kodeka Nanaranga ara atabala-tina tanangai! Pile Uia ngau mangata urangarangaki ane be iemaki-kaming be iloming-lo kakaiboang, be iboadu ono Kristus kamatagai. Pile Uia ngae nge Iesus Kristus rangaka. Toira be imai Nanaranga pile ne tago mangata inanga. Zumzumkaki dieno, ata ambe mangata inanga be longo ipura. Ata kaituka ambe ‘propet’ gerengadia-lo be kana moimoi be kalingodi nge ambe mangata dipura. Nanaranga nem-kusoaki isukoaki ka ipile be ungguma moarunga dikauataki. Bokai masa ungguma moarunga lama dauni be Nanaranga pilenga datagatagadi. Iesus Kristus ara-nao be Nanaranga tekena-la be ngaia-la ka kauakaua nge bokaina-la ara atabala-tina nangaia ngapurapura! Moimoi.

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