2 Petrô 1:5-7

2 Petrô 1:5-7 RAM

Pahpãm te ramã ate Jeju to amji mã me ahimpej na me aton, na ca atỳj ramã amji mã me to ahimpej to me apa. Na ca ha ita caxuw me caa, ate amji kam me gapac xà impejti kôt, catyt kam me apa. Na me caa amji mã me ahihcuxêc to me apa. Ne hanea ne ma, ate me Pahpãm jahkre pej xà ita to me caa, amji mã me apicamẽn to me mõ. Ne hanea ne, ate me ampo kên ton xà atajê cunea intête me amji jiprõn to me apa. Ne ca ha hanea ne ate me amji pupun xà kêanre to me amji pupun xà atajê kam me awcanãa ne, ne nee jũ caxuw me Jeju jicu nare. Ne hanea ne ihcunea na Pahpãm mã me amji gõ, mãr ca ihkôat catyt kam me apa. Ne hanea ne, Jeju kam ajpẽn to me akjêjê atajê me, me ajpẽn to me akwỳ impeaj ne. Ne ca ha hanea ne Pahpãm cuxà, amã mehcunea kĩnti ne.

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