Haef ein sin Retaꞌ 13:2-3

Haef ein sin Retaꞌ 13:2-3 AAZ

Neot es, sin nanaah ok, ma sin nabuan ma naꞌbesan neun Uisneno. Rarit Asmaan Akninuꞌ natoon neu sin am nak, “Ampiir maan naiꞌ Barnabas nok naiꞌ Saulus. Fin Au meup gui mfaun. Onaim sin ro he nait mepu reꞌ Au he unaaꞌt ee neu sin.” Oras sin nanaah anrair jok ma nꞌoen ein anrarin on naan ate, sin ntao sin aꞌniimk ein neu naiꞌ Barnabas ma naiꞌ Saulus, he ntabis sin. Onaim sin nreek haefan sin nua sin, he nanaobaꞌ Uisneno In mepu.

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