Rev 10:9-10

Rev 10:9-10 PMA

Sakini nuva ven angelo enek ka navisi vasan pepa enek minau. Kei viteni minau vit, “Kikuri ka kiani. En vangom hekun, ka en ongom, kei hekas hesuval hani.” Sakini nakur titi pepa enek ran hen ka nakani. Navotini keke kas suval hani en ongok, ka navong nakani evus, kei viles esuk mai kun en vangok.

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