1 Petrô 2:2

1 Petrô 2:2 RAM

Ne curmã me ahkrare kwỳ pỳpỳm atajê mã ihtỳj menxyrxwỳ kà xen, mã me cacô to pijahô, ne mehkà cacô ata to ihtỳj me ipicamẽn to me mõ. Ita jĩkjê na mã, me ate me hajỹar. Na ca Pahpãm mã ihhêj ne curmã ame apỳpỳm, ne cormã kyre pê amji mã me to ahimpej to me apa. Ne Pahpãm jarkwa ata pê ihhêj rũm mehkà cacô pyràcti, na quê ha me amã hàan to hàn. Ne harkwa kôt me apa xà ata pê ihhêj rũm mehkà cacô to ate ame pijahôr xà, na quê ha ihtỳj me ato ipicamẽn to mõ. Na ca ha atỳj jũ caxuw ampo cunea na Jeju kôt me apa.

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