Galatiƒuɔ 2:15-16

Galatiƒuɔ 2:15-16 LEF

“Abu bani na báwɔ-bu na bɔdi Yudaƒuɔ ni, buuuse aani bekyuli bani naaadi Yudaƒuɔ na bɔɔlɔ-ma ala ekpidi bablane. Nsu bɔgyi ka Katɔti ɔɔsɔku anwu ku ukyuli ntɛ taaklibi ɔkɛnku bɔƒɔtaadi bɔni na ukyuli ubo na Yesu Kristo lɛlɔ kani ɔsu. Na ɔɔɔdi ɔda bubo bɔkukudi bɔmmɔ lɛlɔ bɔdi ɔsu. Abu lɛnɔ bɔ́ƒɔ Kristo Yesu bɔ́di ɔsu na Katɔti ɔ́klibi abu ku-nwu ntɛ ɔkɛnku bula bɔƒɔtaadi na Kristo kemmo ɔsu. Na ɔɔɔdi ɔni na bɔɔdi ɔda bubo bɔkukudi bɔmmɔ lɛlɔ ɔsu. Ɔsika Katɔti útaklibi anwu ku ukyuli ɔdi ntɛ na ɔda bubo bɔkukudi bɔmmɔ lɛlɔ bɔdi ɔsu.

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