2 Korin 12:6-7

2 Korin 12:6-7 SSZ

Imena mi ngo epo nga ka wangan po ngo tiho ngo mena nga ulu som. Nga ulu som epole epo i ekin nga sakal hewin minan nga wangan po ngo titmen. Wataka nga ka wangan po ngo som. Awu. Epon aka po ta ku pet minhungin ta ngo pum ma po ku wa ya ngo li si ahon. Imena po ku weh si hiyon wungin ton nga ning i ewin ewin men kuta po ku weh si kihung sakalngin ton nga poh po epon ewin ewin men menku po ku mi hi wai epo nga in min tone misan. Ma a Hamung suk mata ngo epo eleta tunus ampip mata ketingketing kohoi. Imena wi mang ta eleta lengwal ekin elik ngin ton nuk put sun men ku wes elit ngo epon aka nga ka wangan po ngo weh. Ma elik ngin tone ekin wi ta ton me to wungin ta a Satan men epo i ku lok mi ngo ngin angan.

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