Romans 2:3-4

Romans 2:3-4 ERI

Nere fai fanyinege onou onode waha, ne genege beele tafa‑tafani. Onou wa, ne nage fere nere fanyinege onode onounga ono-ononi. Ne ninate isini, Itou no ne nage fere kot langa ada tafa hinona yo? Adadu? Itou no ne saini ufaro onowou hilobainga ono hini bona itari hinina. No agou inyaba kabaka fasayadu ada hinina. Ne Itou nomo onowou hilobainga ureni wa, no dada ewe dorofe rute? Itou no ne huwanyate ubuluwei nomo bona gau tuganga, onowou hilobainga ono hinina. Ne waha ada rute isini?

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