Haef ein sin Retaꞌ 1:10-11

Haef ein sin Retaꞌ 1:10-11 AAZ

Oras sin anbaisenun feꞌ, nok askeken tuaf nua nhaek nakeit-ketin nok sin, sin npaken tai muit sene. Tua nuaꞌ ein naan naꞌuab ein am nak, “Atoin Galileas arki! Nansaaꞌ am es hi msanmaak ma mbaiseun piut meu neon goe tnanan? Feꞌe na hi miit Naiꞌ Yesus naꞌait On neu neon goe tunan tar antea noep je nꞌaum naan Ee. Hi miit meik hi maatm ein oras In nsae neu neon goe tunan. In nsae on reꞌ mee te, In of anfain neem on reꞌ naan amsaꞌ.”

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