ROMANS 4:18

ROMANS 4:18 OOD

Abrahambad ash wa ab s‑wohochud mat g Jiosh ab wo ha mah g ali mat eda kekelit chum as pi mahch mas has masma hab wo juh. Tsh heg hekaj hab juh g Jiosh mo d ha‑shohshon g muꞌi nahnko mahs hemajkam. Bo masma an hab chuꞌig Jiosh oꞌohana ed mo g Jiosh hab kaij: G i ha neid g huhuꞌu. Haꞌakia at d wo k g m‑amjedkam. Neh, boki kaij.

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