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1 Korin 5:7

1 Korin 5:7 KXW2014

O͡u sidi mola kasaga̱i̱ ta ni̱bo͡u de dala ke̱me hebele fila̱ma. Hebele fila̱ba, ni̱me o͡u ebele ke̱no͡u dalama. Ke̱no͡u si, a̱ tewe, ni̱me o͡u sidi mola ke̱ dala mei. Yobe, Kelesu e̱me o kedia̱ woumo͡u tolo i kaha̱ degeimo͡u. Damale̱do, o kedia̱ge e̱me Gabama I Sawisiei kaha̱ wai sipsip wili sa̱ dege woumo͡u tolo i.

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