Loma 1:26-28

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Ko ia na‘e tuku atu ai kinautolu ‘e he ‘Otua ki he ngaahi feinga ‘a ia ko e koto fakalielia. He ko honau kakai fefine na‘a nau tuku ‘a e fai fakaenatula, ka nau hiki ki he anga ‘oku makehe mo natula. Pea pehē foki mo e kakai tangata, na‘a nau li‘aki ‘a e fai ki he fefine, ‘a ia ‘oku fakaenatula, ka nau mātu‘aki ‘afu ‘i he feholi‘aki, ko e fai ‘e he tangata mo e tangata ‘a e me‘a ta‘etaau: pea ko ‘enau ma‘u ē ‘i he sino ‘onautolu ‘a e totongi na‘e hoa mo ‘enau hē; ‘a ia na‘e totonu ke pehē. ‘Io, ‘o hangē ā ‘enau li‘aki ‘a e ‘Otua, ‘i he ‘ikai te nau loto ke puke ma‘u ‘enau ‘ilo kiate ia, pehē na‘e tuku atu kinautolu ‘e he ‘Otua ki he loto li‘ekina, ke fai me‘a ta‘etaau

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