Gálatas 2:15-16

Gálatas 2:15-16 ZAE

Ki yulu, ri'i attili uliri'iha chi ankari'i nu Israel, labí ankari'i nu dittu, delába ka nu dittu ka nu rari'i deki ankakana ka nu runi tulha kumu de labí bia bennabi bodha'an Tata Do Yebáha gekani. Ri'i gwa yúbari'i deki ttu benne labí de rudobie tisa ge nu ra lo bia bennabi‑na nna abitturu yua nuje ge nu runie. ¡Ko'o, labí! Ttu benne labíru yua nuje ge nu runie kumu de ria lebie ge Jesucristuha. Ri'i chigaba ria leri'i ge benneha, kini de chi ria leri'i gebie, de nuha nna abitturu yua ujari'i ge nu ruinri'i, labí kumu de rudori'i tisa ge nu ra lo bia bennabi bodha'an Tata Do Yebáha. Kumu ni ttu benne a dhaabie ake nu abitturu yua uje ge nu runie de udobie tisa ge nu ra lo bia bennabi‑na.

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