Paglappas 5:7-9

Paglappas 5:7-9 SML

Yuk panoho'an e', “In bangsa Isra'il angalisu' na maghinang, ya angkan sigām angamu' na pa'in subay paluwas min Misil itu bo' magkulban ni Tuhan sigām. Jari soho'ta kam da'a subay amuwanan sigām batang bay paganihan pangalamud sigām ma pisak ya nihinang tisa'. Puwas minnitu in sigām subay amiha'an di-sigām. Sagō' ya tisa' pamahinangbi ma sigām subay mbal kinulangan hekana minsan dansolag. Maka itu gi', ya pamahinangbi ma sigām subay gom pa'in pinabuhat min bay dahū supaya halam aniya' halian sigām, jari halam aniya' waktu sigām akale ma saga bissala kaputingan.”

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