Rom 2:5

Rom 2:5 BVD

Ma sui, kamolu molu ka faasadia gwamolu liomolu ki ma ka nao molu si bulasia gu manata lamolu ki faasia abulo ta'aa laa kamolu ki. Nia 'uri nai, ni kamolu 'i tala'amolu 'ua guu ne molu tala konia mai rakesasua God faafi kamolu 'i tari'ina uri ka maasia 'ana Fa Sato God uri faatai lana rakesasua nia 'ana fale lana kwakwaea uri toae ki sui guu daka suana kwai ketoi laa nia 'e 'o'olo.

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