2 Peter 1:5-7

2 Peter 1:5-7 LLU

Haia, ma sulia si doo nae gi, muka hasi rigita haia na fiimamanalaa gamu ka ngasi fai nia na raolaa diana gamu gi. Ma na raolaa diana nae gi ka ngasi fai nia na haitamalaa gamu ana a God. Ma na haitamalaa gamu gi ka ngasi fai nia na ootelaa gamu ana kwaidooria taꞌa gi. Ma na ootelaa gamu ana kwaidooria taꞌa gi ka ngasi fai nia na tasa dongaalaa gamu fai nia na fiimamanalaa gamu. Ma na tasa dongaalaa gamu fai nia na fiimamanalaa gamu ka ngasi fai nia na roosulilaa gamu ana a God. Ma na roosulilaa gamu ana a God ka ngasi fai nia na kwaimaanilaa gamu fuagamu kwailiu. Ma na kwaimaanilaa gamu fuagamu kwailiu ka ngasi fai nia na rakedianalaa gamu fuagamu kwailiu.

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