Galatians 2:15-16

Galatians 2:15-16 NHAD

Nitungaw ami ta Hudyu ami, at agguy ami nipaddung hinan Hentil an nabaholan an agguy nanginnilah aat di nahamad an Uldin di Hudyu. Mu hay pangulugan nan tatagun Jesu Kristuy dimmalat hi nangidinngan Apo Dios an mamohol ay dida, ya bo'on hay nangunudandah nan Uldin di Hudyu. Ta"on un ami Hudyu mu kinulugmi goh hi Jesu Kristu ta way inat Apo Dios an nangidinong an namohol ay da'mi, ya bo'on di nangunudanmih nan Uldin di Hudyuy dimmalat, ti mid ah ohah taguh nangidinngan Apo Dios an namohol ay Hiya an dimmalat nan nangunudanah nan Uldin di Hudyu.

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