Rómã 1:22-23

Rómã 1:22-23 GBA

Ĩshíí kpíí ꞌdéé, kïyí káꞌbã yää, ëpë ïgï nî yõmó gögó ílĩ ũŋgú nî kã nëë, ĩshíí ẽꞌdẽ nëë, ïgï nî yõmó ḷúkü. Ĩshíí ïpĩ ärä ëpë ïgï ëshé ká glöyó Mbájá ꞌdéé, ónjó kãŋgá áyä nî, ĩshíí ꞌdéé, kă yĩlĩ ꞌdĩ kã, äpá ká glöyó ũŋgú ꞌdéé, kräshá ïgï ká ḷẽké ëpë ïgï níí, kövó ãyá ndäkpá, ĩshíí sïsï gĩ, ĩshíí wáwá gĩ, ĩshíí gõŋõ kãzã ë ꞌdéé, kä yëꞌdẽ lépẽ ëpë ïgï kötó mümü bũbũ nî ꞌdéé, kä ndïlí nẽ kã.

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