BaRoma 2:3-4

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Ǹdɨm ghà, ò mɔ̀ɔ̀ntə mə ò bə kɨ tɔꞌɔtə mɨlɔꞌɔ mɨ bə̂ bî mɔꞌɔ, lâ ɨ kɨɨ ghɨ̀rə̀ nɨ̂ ɨ̀nnù jya mə bo ghɨ̀rə̀ aa, bəə boŋ njo Nwì yìi ɨ kuu a nu bə̀ bî mɔꞌɔ aa ɨ̀ ka waꞌǎ a nu wò kuu aa ɛ? Kə̀ kaa ò sɨ laŋtə nɨ̂ àjàŋ yìi mə Nwǐ a naŋsə ŋghɨrə nɨ̂ ɨ̀bɔ̀ŋ a nu wò, m̀foonsə nɨ̂ ɨ̀nnù jìi o ghɨ̀rə̀ kaa waꞌa kùꞌùnə̀, ŋ̀kɨɨ ntswa nɨ̂ ǹtɨɨ̀ yi aa ɛ? Ò sɨ̀ zi mə Nwì a ghɨ̀rə ɨbɔ̀ŋ ma ghû a nu wò ǹyuꞌutə aa mə ò bəŋkə ntɨɨ̀ gho aa ɛ?

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