Roman 1:18

Roman 1:18 RAM

Ne ramã Pahpãm te me pamã pjê ita kam mehkrã kêanre kam incryc xà ata jarẽn, cu pahte me hahkre pej. Ne pom mehkrã kêanre itajê te amji kam me hapac xà cunea tũmti, ne ihkêanre. Ne nee ampo pejti, hêj xi nare to me amji kam hapac to me ipa prãm nare. Ne atajê ri Pahpãm te ame to kên xà na, ramã me pamã hahkre pej. Ampo na? Mehkên xà itajê, ma cute me Pahpãm jahkre pej xà ata to me cupê amxu.

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