2 Pita 1:5-7

2 Pita 1:5-7 SIM

Jir Wasilaka os jirin erem or ukmbaha nor mbahanda oson yawur ji hishika. Uhu os Jisas Kraisin ji hishiowehe ji yanda nombo orokop ji funtlehavantlehe er ji yaka, orin ji hishindiyanda nombo jihi oson ji halawa hala. Uhu jivijivi nom ji uka. Uhu nombo os ji ukmbaha Avui Wasilaka or mbahandan yawur ji hishiyarihi os or mbahanda hom ji uka. Uhu wapkava os wavu jihik tasandan ji auheyehe ji ruwol tava oloho ji yaka. Os si mbawa hom ji uwa hala. Uhu jir kwambuk ji sihi nomorawu os jihik talawan men mayam er ji kishaka. Uhu Avui Wasilaka mbahanda nombon er ji tiyaha misokome orhik jivik ji naka. Uhu ma ol Avui Wasilakan nakrem jir nga ji hishiowenda ondon wapnuku jihik ji owehe ma amber er nga wapnuku jihik ji oweka.

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