Acts 5:38-39

Acts 5:38-39 NUQ

Ia te mee nei, anau e meatu ma taatou se lavaa te ppena he mee i na tama nei. Tiaki koi na tama naa! Kame hea laatou e hakamoe ia ma hea laatou e ppena raa e hamai koi te tama, tena te mee naa e me ki haere hoki no seai, e meia kame te mee naa e hamai TeAtua, tena taatou kame se tau te ppui na tama naa. Taatou e me ki kkite ma taatou e ppuhu koi ma TeAtua!” Tena na tama hakamattua raa ku tauttari te hakataakoto Gamaliel raa.

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