Tid tuq liq 1:7-8

Tid tuq liq 1:7-8 LHINT

Awg lawn ghod ver, Khreq yad awg mor teq pa haq ngawx haq sax che chaw teq pa awr lehr, Ghig sa ve med nged haq haq sax sehr phad te cheaq te lehq, vend bax tar kig mad cawg che chaw gha phehq che yaog. A sug yawd ved a lor haq te che chaw, ni ma ngeh che chaw, a pehx med ghig dawg pong dawg lex che chaw, su haq yaq daq dawz daq che chaw he lehq phu si muhd jeg haq sex lae vix che chaw maq gha te hawg. Kheh te lar, khehx chaw haq haq yug vix che chaw, daq che haq ni ma cawd che chaw, ni ma tar vix che chaw, thed che cawd che chaw, daq che kehg che chaw he lehq a sug yawd awg ton haq ghad vix che chaw gha phehq che yaog.

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