Roma 1:22-23

Roma 1:22-23 AAZ

Sin es-es ate naiks ok am nak, “Au reꞌ ia, tuaf reꞌ nahiin rasi mfaun!” Maski sin nateenb ein on naan, mes batuurn ii, sin reꞌ naan, anmonon on reꞌ ukum. Rarit sin ka naꞌbesan fa neun Uisneno reꞌ maꞌtain reꞌuf naan, fin sin nak, “Hai ka mperluu fa Uisneno on reꞌ naan!” Mes sin nmurai naꞌbesan neun faut marunaꞌ humaꞌ-humaꞌ, on reꞌ mansian. Rarit sin naꞌbesan neun faut marunaꞌ on reꞌ koro, ma on reꞌ muꞌit bian, tar antea on reꞌ kaun ein amsaꞌ. Nok ranan naan, sin ntorak Uisneno reꞌ ka bisa nmaet fa, ma nseun Ee nok bare ꞌmaten!

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