Ɔrɔmu 1:22-23

Ɔrɔmu 1:22-23 DYIB

Paa pe yɛɛ jate pe yɛn tijinliwɛ fɛnnɛ, ma si yala pe yɛn lembire. Yɛnŋɛlɛ na gbɔgɔwɔ pi yɛn li woo, lo na li se ku, naa pe mbaa li gbogo, a pè si yaara yanlɛrɛ ta tɛ, a tì sɛnwee wi lɛ, wo ŋa wi yɛn kufɔ, naa sannjɛrɛ ti ni, naa woŋgaala mbele pe yɛn tɔɔrɔ tijɛrɛ tijɛrɛ ni pe ni, naa nda ti maa fulolo lara na ti ni, nɛɛ to gbogo.

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