2 Pïtörö 1:5-7

2 Pïtörö 1:5-7 BEK

Gɔ köꞌdu mo na kpe ame ga kiꞌdike dɔye ꞌdeni gɔ lende ꞌba Yësu Kurïsïtö ne, ogbɔke rɔye ti, ti meri laka. Oꞌdɔke lende laka kina ogbɔke rɔye gbï laka tikali lende ꞌba Bɔkoꞌba. Ne kinza kolomake dë ŋge rɔ bɔ kikali lende ꞌba Bɔkoꞌba, tine ogbɔke rɔye gbï laka togbɔ dɔ yida rɔye ga bërï. Ogbɔke dɔ yida rɔye ga bërï kina olomake gbï ti mï këddï. Ne kinza kolomake dë ŋge rɔ bɔ mï këddï, tine ogbɔke rɔye gbï laka toꞌdɔ akoꞌdɔkɔ ꞌba Bɔkoꞌba. Oꞌdɔke akoꞌdɔkɔ ꞌba Bɔkoꞌba, kina ogbɔke rɔye gbï laka tɔꞌɔ rɔye rɔ gɔ rɔye kɔzɔ löndö kɔtɔ. Ne tine kinza kɔꞌɔke rɔye dë ŋge rɔ gɔ rɔye, tine ogbɔke rɔye gbï laka tɔꞌɔ bilaka pili.

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