Efisiyàns 4:11-13

Efisiyàns 4:11-13 BMV

A mô wûn we a wù tì chwoka ghɨt ale lem ha ghɨt a tuma, chwok ghɨta lem ha fòktìsu chiksu, wù chwok ghɨt ale lem na ghɨ hi fôktè gha Fùyènì kə a tu lùk a tu lùk, wù fî chwok ghɨta na ghɨ hi mô sù fòktì, wù chwok ghɨt ale ha sù chichà. Wù tì ni ni hi bakte ghɨt a bimena na ghɨna hi khə hi tè nè fêt yi Fùyènì, na ndâ Fùyèn hi ləmnê, a mô wun wu Klistù hi tàn shyəma ghàhnà à jɨ̀m bê chintê hi mô kə ha shyə̀ à mòk a ghàhnà yi bimî fê mô kə ha shyə̀ à mòk a gha afa a ghàhnà khə kum Wâ Fùyèn. Ni, ma ghàhnà ghəknà kpena ma ghɨ hi mô kəbi te Klistù.

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