2 Timoteo 4:2

2 Timoteo 4:2 WPC

Dios iwene yökawo jö̧ba̧lö. Ja̧danö ja̧ yökawo jö̧ta̧laja̧ma, sule wene jwienadamaökö, wene jwienabi, wene jȩnabi yayonö yökawobö jo̧be. Jau Timoteo, ba̧kwȩlö̧jatebö kwo̧'wo̧ 'dibachibö ja̧nö, otiwanö kwöba̧ja̧dobö jo̧be jojodönö. Baikwö yötawa: Jwekebobö baibenama, jwekebobö jo̧be, ja̧danö lȩkebobö baibenama, lȩkebobö jo̧be, ja̧danö tjujuluwachibanö yökawobö baibenama, tjujuluwachibanö yökawobö jo̧be.

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