Romanos 1:22-23

Romanos 1:22-23 SJAB

“Tachia ne–inaa jõma kꞌawa pꞌanɨda” apachida. Mamĩda wãara kꞌĩsia kꞌawadakꞌaa paji, Akꞌõrede ijãadakꞌaa paji perã. Unupachida Tachi Akꞌõrepa ne–inaa kꞌĩra wãree ooda. Mamĩda ɨtꞌaa tꞌɨ̃dai kꞌãyaara Akꞌõre kꞌĩra wãreemaa, irua oodadepema ne–inaa mãgee jĩakꞌa juapa oopachida aɨ kꞌĩrapite ɨtꞌaa tꞌɨ̃pataadaitꞌee. Mãgá ɨtꞌaa tꞌɨ̃ pꞌaneepachida eperã jĩakꞌa ooda kꞌĩrapite; ipana, ne–animal maa–e pɨrã eujãde bipa nĩuteepata, mãgee jĩakꞌaa ooda kꞌĩrapite. Mãga oopachida mãgee netꞌaa chookꞌaa mĩda, eperãpa ooda perã. Jõdaipari eperãkꞌa. Mamĩda Tachi Akꞌõre ichita bapari.

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