Galantiya 2:15-16

Galantiya 2:15-16 MADANT

“Tə̄ tukpə̀ tə̄ bān təte tə̄ sē bān Yahuda mē, tə̄ la sē bān là gban zwe Bān mān kə̄de mə̄ne bān la sē bān Yahuda mē yo. Tə̄ tsə de nənè la sē zəze ə nggà bēshi Rì anrɛ̀n gu là zwē Bān yə̀ Musa yo. Yə sē nkɔ̄n yə̄ mə̄nē là kpə te njìnjì bə̄ Krisəti kyame. Tə̄ nə̀nàn kpə te njìnjì bə̄ Krisəti Yɛso də̀tswē tə̄ man sē bān sē zəze ə nggà bēshi Rì, anrɛ̀n nkɔ̄n yə̄ tə̄ kpə te njìnjì bə̄ Krisəti də̀ yə la sē nkɔ̄n yə̄ mə̄nē là zwē Bān yə̀ Musa kyame yo, anrɛ̀n nkɔ̄n yə̄ zwē Bān yə kyame lə la kan nənè te wān sē zəze ə nggà bēshi Rì yo.

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