Rüma 9:20-21

Rüma 9:20-21 MUH

Ah ka-ye de ngü ka Me, te ngbü efe wü kpara te nga fïngangü ka-ye. Gara kpara te ena arï engu nda ma. Angü nih ka-nih mba töndö wü kpara ka kotö ne, nih baka tö ka sila. Wü di enga wüna, sila tï eyi aga yïkï fü kpara te fo ye, gü ba, “Ye fo ni bane teka ne?” Ngü bala ladü? Ngü bala nda ma. Kpara te ngbü efo sila tï eyi acö tö, aye süsüka na ꞌbasu. Fü ah aza gara tö la, afo züka sila gbügbü, te su fa sü. Fü ah aza gara, afo baka endu-fara-e. Te di bala, endu-fara-e la tï eyi amala, gü ba, “Wüh fo ni nda-wü bala teka ne?” Gara kpara ladü te ena aga yïkï fü kpara te ngbü efo wü e la, gü ba, “Ye mere bala teka ne?” Gara kpara nda kü ma. Te di bala, Me tï eyi amere ngü de nih, baka te engu ngbü ele, angü engu ngbü efe wü kpara, te engu le aküwa ewü ne, me-ye.

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